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AMERICAN    TREES,    SHRUBS, 

CULTIVATED  AND  FOR  SALE  AT  THE 

LINN^AN  BOTANIC  GARDEN   AND  NURSERIES, 

NEAR  NEW-YORK. 

WILLIAM  PRINCE,  Proprietor, 

C.  M  of  the  Linnsean  Society  of  Paris,  of  the   Horticultural 

Society  of  London,  and  of  the  Imperial  Society  of  the 

Ceorgofili  at  Florence,  &c.  &cc. 


f£j"  The  Botanic  Names  generally  are  according  to  Pursh's  Flora  of 

JYorth-Jlmerica,  and  others  to  Michaux,  JVuttall,  Torrey, 

Elliott,  HortuS'Britannicus,  &C. 


TWENTY-FOURTH  EDITION* 


JVBW.YORKt 
PRINTED  BY  T.  AND  J.  SWORDS, 

No.  127  Broadway,  corner  of  Cedar-street,  first  doof 


north  of  the  City  Hotel. 
1827- 


N.  B.  Distinct  Catalogues  and  Publications  relative  to 
this  Establishment  may  be  obtained  of  the  different  Agents, 
or  by  application  to  the  Proprietor,  as  follow. 

The  four  first  mentioned  being  distributed  gratis. 

£fo.  1.  Fruit  and  Hardy  Ornamental  Trees,  Shrubs, 
and  Plants. 

No.  2.  Bulbous  and  Tuberous  rooted  Plants. 

No.  3.  Green-House  Trees,  Shrubs,  and  Plants. 

No.  4.  American  Indigenous  Trees,  Shrubs,  and 
Plants. 

No.  5.  A  Short  Treatise  on  the  Culture  of  Trees 
and  Plants  generally.     Price  50  cents. 

Nos.  1 ,  3,  and  4,  ready  for  delivery.  Nos.  2  and  5  in  the 
#ress,  and  will  be  published  speedily. 

Mr.  Prince  expects  also  to  be  shortly  able  to  announce 
the  publication  of  the  first  part  of  his  work  on  American 
Horticulture,  which  will  be  issued  in  four  parts. 


AGENTS  IN  EUROPE, 

Of  wnom  Catalogues  may  be  obtained,  and -who  will  forward  orders  to 
the  Proprietor. 


Thomas  Asplnwall,  Esq.,  American 
Consul,  London. 

James  Maury,  Esq.,  American  (on 
sul,  Liverpool. 

David  Walker,  Esq.,  American  Con- 
sul, Glasgow 

Thomws  Wilson,  Esq.,  American  Con- 
sul, Dublin. 

Isaac  Cox  Barnet,  Esq-,  American 
Consul,  Paris. 

Professor  Bosc,  Jardin  du  Roi,  Paris. 

Messrs.  Eyries,  freres,  Havre 

Joshua  Dodge,  Esq.,  American  Con- 
sul, Marseilles. 


Messrs.  William  Hesses  &  Goetze, 
Hamburg. 

John  Cuthbert,Esq.,  American  Con- 
sul, Hamburg. 

John  W.  Parker,  Esq.,  American 
Consul,  Amsterdam. 

Abraham  P.  Gibson,  Esq.,  American 
Consul,  St  Petersburg. 

George  Moore,  Esq.,  American  Con- 
sul, Trieste. 

Alexander  Burton,  Esq.,  American 
Consul,  Cadiz. 

Israel  P.  Hutchinson,  Esq.,  American 
Consul,  Lisbon. 


At  other  places  the  Consuls  of  the  United  StaUs  will  forward  any  common 
nications  for  the  Proprietor. 


ABBREVIATIONS  AND  REFERENCES, 

Ph. — Pursh's  Flora  America;  Septentrionalis. 

JVut.— Nuttall's  Genera  of  American  Plants,  &c. 

Tor. — Torrey's  Flora  of  the  Northern  and  Middle  State.* 

JSig — Bigelow's  Flora  Bostoniensis,  &c. 

£11. — Elliott's  Flora  of  South-Carolina  and  Georgia. 

he  Conte— In  various  publications. 

H  B. — Sweet's  Hortus  Brkannictis, 

Geo.— Georgia. 

JMex. — Mexico. 


•  denotes  Annuals. 

g Dollars. 

Cts Cents. 

Do/.- Dollar. 

jOcIs.—  Dollars. 


VALUE  OF  MONEY. 

gi'l,  or  dollar,  contains  100  ceiits,  and  is  equal  to  four  shillings  and  six' 
pence  (British)  sterling;  or  to  Jive  f rimes  and  thirty  centimes  of 
France  ;  or  to  two  and  a  half  guilders  of  Holland. 

22  cents  make  one  shilling  sterling. 

19  cents  are  equal  to  one  franc  of  France. 

40  cents  are  equal  to  one  Dutch  guilder. 

g  1  is  equal  to  one  dollar  and  nine  groschen  Saxon  currency,  or  to  one 
and  a  half  dollars  Prussian  currency. 


MEASURES  AND  WEIGHTS, 

A  bushel  of  seeds  contains  32  quarts,  or  8  gallons. 
A  quart  is  the  quarter  of  a  gallon. 
A  lb.  is  nearly  the  same  as  the  lb.  of  Europe. 
A  Prussian  scheffel  is  equal  to  lj-  bushels. 


S*.  B.  Where  no  prices  are  stated  in  the  Catalogue  for  seeds,  packages  tan 
be  put  up  at  50  cents  each,  or  upwards. 


NORTH  AMERICAN   INDIGENOUS 


1 1 

Veer  rubrutn 

2 

saccharinum 

S 

negundo 

4 

v.famina 

5 

v.  crispa 

6 

nigrum 

7 

striatum 

8 

coccineum 

9 

montanum 

10 

dasycarpum 

11 

barbatum,  vera 

12  iEsculus  flava 

13 

pavia 

14 

macrostachya 

15 

pallida 

16 

discolor 

17 

glabra 

18  A.lnus  serrulata 

19 

glauca 

20 

glutinosa 

21 

canadense 

22 

autumnale 

23 

cordata 

24 

crispa 

25 

Amorpha  fruticosa 

26 

v.  angustifolia 

27 

e  margin  *ita 

28 

canescens 

29 

microphylla 

30 

pubescens 

31 

scabra 

32. 

Amyrsine  buxifolia 

33  Andromeda  acuminata 

34 

angustifolia 

L 

(     130     ) 

35  Andromeda  arborea 


36 

axillaris 

37 

v.  long-ifolia 

38 

calyculata 

39 

v.  ventricosa 

40 

v.  latifolia 

41 

v.  nana 

42 

canescens 

43 

cassinifolia 

44 

catesbsei 

45 

ferruginea,  vera 

46 

florihunda,  vera 

47 

frondosa 

48 

glaucopbylla 

49 

hypnoides,  -white  mountain* 

50 

ligustrina 

51 

mariana 

52 

nitida,  vel  coriacea 

53 

paniculata 

54 

pilulifera 

55 

polifolia 

56 

v.  angustifolia 

57 

pulverulenta 

58 

raccmosa 

59 

rigida 

CO 

speciosa 

61 

v.  glauca 

62 

spinulosa 

63  Anona  cherimolia 

64  guanabaucis 

65  muricata 

66  palustris 

67  sp-?  Rinyon 

68  squamosa 

69  Apios  frutescens 

70  Aralia  spinosa 

71  hispida 

72  Arbutus  uva  ursi 

73  alpina 

74  Aristolo  cliia  sipho 

75  arkansa 

76  tomentnsa 

77  sp.  ?  Brazil 

78  sp.  ?  Mexico 

79  Artemesia  cbinensis 

80  Asclepias  matelea,  JVut. 

81  curassavica 

82  v.  alba 

8S  Ascyrum  bypericifolum. 

84  amplexicaule 

85  crux  andrese 

86  pumilum 

87  Atragene  americana 

88  Atriplex  balimus 

89  Azalea  arboresceas 


i     131     ) 

90  Azalea  aurantia 


91 

v.  humilis 

92 

v.  major 

93 

Tricolor 

94 

calendulacea 

95 

v.  crocea 

96 

v.  chrysolectra 

97 

v.  cuprcea 

98 

v.  cuprina 

99 

v.  flammea 

100 

v.  grandiflora 

101 

v.  ignescens 

102 

v.  splendens 

103 

v.  triumphant 

104 

canescens 

105 

coccinea 

106 

v.  crispa 

107 

v.  major 

108 

v.  prcecox 

109 

glauca 

110 

v-  glabra 

111 

v.  pleno 

112 

hirta 

113 

hispida 

114 

laetda 

115 

nitida 

116 

nudiflora,  rubra 

117 

v.  alba 

118 

v.  alba  pieno 

119 

v.  alba  et  rubra 

120 

v.  blanda 

121 

v.  carnea 

122 

v.  caroliniana 

123 

v-  colorata 

124 

v.  crispa 

125 

v.  cumulata 

126 

v.  disco'or 

127 

v  fastigiata 

128 

v.  Jlorida 

129 

v.  globosa 

130 

v.  incana 

131 

v.  incarnata 

132 

v.  mirabilis 

133 

v.  montana 

134 

v  pallida 

1S5 

v.  paludosa 

136 

v.  papilionacea 

137 

v.  puipurascen3 

138 

v.  purpurea 

139 

v.  purp.plcno 

140 

v.  rosea 

141 

v.  ruberrima 

142 

v.  rubicunda 

143 

v.  rubra 

144 

v,  rufa 

(    132    ) 


145  AaaTea  v.  rutilans 

146  v  servtina 

147  v.  staminea 

148  v.  stelluta 

149  v.  tricolor 

150  v.  vantibiUs 

151  t.  variegata 

152  procumbens,  wAjfte  mountain* 

153  seabia 

154  i>  Jioribunda 

155  t.  humilis 

156  tomentosa 
?I57  _      verticillata 

158  Tillosa 

159  viscosa,  alba 

160  v.  crispa 

161  i>.  deaibata 

162  v.  odora~viol<e 

163  v.pcnnicellata 

164  T.praecox 

165  t.  pvbescens 
16S  t>.  rubrescens 

167  ■».  varies?  at  a 

168  v.  vittata 

169  versicolor 

170  v.  cobvrsrhii 

171  v.  grandiflora 

172  v.  magnifica 

173  r.  pupihonacea 

174  Baccharis  halimifolia 

175  ivsefolia 

176  angustifolia 

177  glomeruiiflora 

178  Befaria  hirsuta 

179  Berberis  canadensis 

180  aquifcliuiu,  PA. 

181  caroliniensis,  «/>.  not>cr,  iTVfc*. 

182  pinnata 
183Betulalenta 

184  populifolia 

185  papyracea 

186  excelsa 

187  nigr  ■  vel  rubra 

188  pumila 

189  nana 

190  glandulosa 

191  Bignonia  crucigera 

192  capreolata 

193  radicans  coccinea 

194  flammea 

195  jasminifolia,  Mexico,  H.  B, 

196  Borya  ligustrina 

197  acuminata 

198  porulosa 

199  Bouvardia  triphylla 


(     133     ) 


200  Bouvardia  v.  pubeacens,  H.  B, 

201  Buridlea  globosa 

202  Bumelia  lycioides 

203  chrysophylloides 

204  lanuginosa 

205  reclinata 

206  Buphthalmuin  frutescens 

207  angusti  folium 

208  Cactus  fragile 

209  Longi 

210  missouriense 

211  opuntia 

212  pes  Corvi 

213  polvacanthos 

214  pusillus 

215  vivip^rus,  Ph. 

216  sp.?  Jirkansa 

217  sp.  ?  Georgia 

218  Callicarpa  americana 

219  Calyoanthus  floridus 

220  glaucus 

221  Isevigatus 

222  pensylvanicus 

223  Caprifolium  sempervirens 

224  v.  minor 

225  parviflorum,  vel  bracteosum 
2i6  v.  fulvum 

227  Fraseri 

228  pubescens 

229  chamsecerasa 

230  gratum 

231  sp.  ?  nova 

232  Carpi nus  americana 

233  Cassia  occidentalis 

234  sp.  ?  Mexico 

235  Castanea  americana 

236  pumila 

238  v.  Princei,  fructo  major 

239  Catalpa  syrinsefolia 

240  Ueanothus  ainencanus 

241  microphyilus 

242  perennis 

243  sp.  ?  Carolina 

244  Celastrus  sc=indens 

245  bullous 

246  Celtis  occidentalis 

247  X'.  fol.  var. 

248  crassifolia 
259             pumila 

251'  Cephalanthus  cccidentalis 

251  Ceratiola  ericoides 

252  Cercis  canadensis 

253  Charuserops  palmetto 

254  hystris 

255  serrulata 

L2 


C     134     ) 


256  Chatmerops  ?  palma  regalis,  Cuba 

257  Chimaphilacor)mbosa 

258  nn.eulata 

259  Chdrostemon  platatioides 

260  Clnonanthusmontanus 

261  maritinius 

262  Chrysobalanus  <<blongilblius 

263  Cissus  hederacea 

264  amptlopsis 

265  stans 

266  hirsuta 

267  Citrus  pyiaroidalis,    -with  pyramidal  } 

fruity  from  Brazil  $ 

268  Clematis  virginica 

269  crispa 

270  cylindrica 

271  sericea 

272  viorna 

273  hybrida 

274  triternata 

275  reticulata 
276"Clethra  alnifolia 

277  acuminata 

278  tomtntosa 

279  nana 

280  p:iniculata 

281  sc nbra 
382  Cobsea  scsndens 

283  Cocos  nucifera 

284  Comptonia  asplenifolia 

285  Cornus  florida 


286 

sericea 

287 

alba 

288 

sanguinea 
v.  fol.  var. 

289 

290 

paniculata 

291 

cercinata 

292 

alternifolia 

293 

strit-ta 

294 

fol.  var. 

295 

asperifolia 

296 

fastigiata 

297  Corylus  an.ericana 

398 

rostrata 

299  Crataegus  cciinea 

300 

p.uvifoiia 

sot 

crus  gulli 

302 

v.  splendens 

303 

v.  pyracanthifolia 

304 

api /folia 

305 

ellipiica 

306 

eoi data 

307 

flava 

308 

glandulnsa 

309 

punctata 

(     135     ) 


310  Crataegus  pyrifolia 

311  fissa 

.  312  linearis 

313  pannifolia 

314  populitblia 

315  sal'uifolia 

316  san guinea 

317  spathulata 

318  virginica 

319  viridis 

320  Crescentia  cucurbitana,  JHexica 

321  Croton  rnaritimum 

322  Cupressus  dislieha 

323  v.  nutans 

324  v.  nigra 

325  thyoides 

326  Cyrilla  caroliniana 

327  Decumaria  sarmentosa 

328  barbara 

329  Diervilla  lutea 

330  Diospyros  virginiana 
3  Jl  v.  dulce 
332  pubescens 

355  sp.?  Texas 

334  Dirca  palustris 

335  Echites  difformis 

356  Eleagnus  at  gentea 
337  Empetrum  nigrum 

358  Epigsea  ripens 

359  Euonymus  americanns 

340  v.  sarmentosus 

341  atropurpmeus 

342  v.  fvucto  pallida 

343  angusiifoluis 

344  obovatas,  Torrey 

345  Eupatorium  melliflora 

346  -  sp.P  Mexico 

347  Euphorbia  sp.  ?  Mexico 

348  Fagus  ferrugiuea,  vera 

349  sylvatica 

350  Fothergilla  alnifolia 

351  latifolia 

352  major 

353  garden! 

354  se>  otina 

355  Fraxinus   acuminata 

356  r>.  latifolia, 

357  Carolina 

358  v.  latifolia 

359  cinerea 

360  ellipiica 

361  epiptera 

362  juglandifoUa 

363  lancea 

364  evata 


(    136    ) 


365  Fraxinus  pallida 
306  pannosa 

367  pubescens 

368  platicarpa 

369  quadrangulata 

370  Kichardi 

371  samlmcifolia 

372  v.  crispa 

373  viridis 

374  sp.?  Brazil 

375  Fuchsia  arboiescens,  Mexico 

376  Gardenia  mexicana 

377  Gaultheria  procumbens 

378  serphyllifolia 

379  Gelseminum  niudura 

380  Gleditschia  triacanthos 

381  v.  inermis 

382  monosperma 

383  Gordonia  pubescens,  or  Fra?iklinia 

384  lasianthus 

385  Gymnocladus  canadensis 

386  Halesia  tetraptera 

387  •  v.  parviflora 

388  diptera 

389  Hamamelis  virginica 

390  Hibiscus  syriacus, /?/wr.  var, 

391  albo  pleno 

392  striato  pleno 

393  rubro  pleno 

394  purpurea  plena 

395  ceruleo  pleno 

39  6  arborescens,  rosea,  from  Mexico 

397  v.  alba,  do.      do. 

398  Hippophsea  argentea 

399  canadensis 

400  Hopea  tinctotia 

401  Hudsonia  ericoides     ">  :n  4}0ts 

402  tomentosa  y    F 

403  Hydrangea  vulgaris 

404  nivea 

405  quercifolia 

406  cordata 

4or  Hypericum  Kalmianum 

408  prol  ficum 

409  faseiculatam 

410  gylioides 

41 1  densiflorum 

412  aspalalhoides 

413  frondosum 

414  glaucum  felegansj 
41&  nudiflnrum 

416  robmarinilblium 

41 7  sp.  ?  Georgia 

418  sp.?  Carolina 

419  Illicium  parviilorum 


(    137    ) 


420  Illicium  fioridanum 

421  Ilex  opaca 

422 

prinoides 

423 

cassine  vera 

424 

Tomitovia  vera 

425 

angustif<  ilia 

426 

canadensis 

427 

dahoon  vera 

428 

laxiilora 

429  Indigofei  a,  sp.  ?  Florid^ 

450  Itea  virginica 

431  Iva 

i  fratestens 

432  Juglans  nigra 

433 

cmerea 

434 

tomentosa 

435 

aquatica  vera 

436 

amara 

437 

alba 

438 

poi-cina  obcordata 

439 

v.  Jiciformis 

440 

olivseformis 

441 

h)  1'iida,  nova 

442 

sulcata,  vera 

443 

mvrist.cseformis 

444  J  uniperus  virginica 

445 

v.  hit  mi  lis 

446 

v.  fol.  var. 

447 

sabina 

448 

barbadensis 

449 

bermudiana 

450 

excelsa 

451 

prostrata 

452  Jussieua  grandiflora 

453  Kaimia  latifolia 

454 

angustifolia 

455 

fol.  var. 

456 

v  ovata 

457 

hirsuta 

458 

glauea 

459  Lagerstrsemia  indica,  purpurea  exotic 

460 

var.  carnea 

461 

var.  atrorubra 

462 

v.  alba 

463  Lauras  sassafras 

464 

benzoin 

465 

geniculate 

466 

caroliniensts 

467 

diospyros 

468 

catesbyana 

469 

mexicana? 

470 

perse  a 

4711 

Ledum  latifolium 

472 

pjilusire 

473 

v  "'ecvmbens 

474  Linnasa  borealis 


(     138     ) 


475  Ligustrura  vulgare 

476  v.  fructo  albo 
A77                    v.  sempervirens 

478  v.  fol.  var- 

479  Liquidamber  styraciflua 

480  Liriodendron  tulipifera 

481  t>.  integrifolia 

482  Lycium  carolinianum 

483  "  boerhavianum 

484  Ly thrum  alatum 

485  Madura  aurantiaca,,/awK>2a 

486  v.  mascula 

487  Magnolia  tripetela 

488  glauca,  latifolia 

489  semipleno 

490  Jongifolia 

491  acuminata,  vera 

492  auriculata 

493  grandiflora 

494  "j.  ellijjtica 

495  v.  ianceolata 

496  v.  obovata 

497  v.  prcecox 

498  v.  crispa 

499  v.  exoniensis 

500  v.  semipleno 

501  v.  r/iompsoniana 

502  cordata 

503  macro  phy  11a 

504  pyramitiala 

505  Malva  arborea,  rosea  ?  Mexico 

506  v.  alba,  Mexico 

507  Mammea  amend*  na 

508  Ylangifera  indica,  exotic 

509  VJelia  azeder.ich,  exotic 

510  Menispermum  canadense 

511  Menziesia  globularis 

512  cserulea 

513  f'emiginea 

514  Mimosa  juli'irissit.,  exotic 

515  Mit>  bella  repens 

516  Moiitanon?  arV-orescens,  Mexico 

517  Morus  rubra 

518  pensylvania? 

519  missouriensis,  sp.  nova 

520  Mylocarium  ligustrinum 

521  Myrica  ctrifera 

522  caroliniensis 

523  gale 

524  v.  fcemina 

525  pennsylvanica 

526  Myristica  mexicana 

527  Nyssa  villosa 

528  biflora 

529  candicans 


C     139    ) 


530  Nyssa  tomentosa 

531  denticulata 

532  Olea  americana 

533  Ornus  americana 

534  Ostrya  virginica 

535  Oxycoccus  niacrocarpus 

536  v.fol.  var. 

537  vulgaris 

538  erectus 

539  Passiflora  peltate,  Ph. 

540  Petiveria  alliacia,  Florida 

541  Philadelphia  grandiflorus 

542  inodorus 

543  hirsutus  CSP-  nova  J  Nut. 

544  Physalis  somnifera 

545  Pinckneya  puhescens 

546  Pinus  strobus 


547 

palustris 

548 

rigida 

549 

serotina 

550 

inops 

551 

balsf.mea 

552 

fr:iseri 

553 

canadensis 

554 

nigra 

555 

alba 

556 

rubra 

557 

variabilis 

558 

tffida 

559 

pendula 

560 

resinosa 

561 

banksiana 

562 

microcarpa 

563 

pungens 

564 

taxifolia 

565  Planera  aquatica 

566  Platanus  occidentalis 

567  Populus  balsumifera 

568 

trepida 

569 

grandidentata 

570 

angulata 

571 

candicans 

572 

laevigata 

573 

heterophylla 

574 

nionilit'era 

575 

betulifolia 

576 

hudsoniana 

577 

nana 

578 

ontariensis 

57  9  Porcelia  triloba 

580 

glabra 

581 

parviflora,  vera 

582 

pygmsea 

583 

grandiflora 

584  Potentilla  fruticosa 

(     140     ) 


585  Potentilla  floribunda 

586  Prinos  verticillatus 

587 

glaber 

588 

laevigatas 

589 

ambiguus 

590 

canadense 

591 

lanceolatus 

592 

prunifolius 

593  Prunus   chicasa,  rtibra 

594 

v.  fructo  fiava 

595 

depressa 

596 

pubescens 

597 

cerasifera 

598 

serotina 

599 

borealis 

600 

pensylvanica 

601 

maritima 

602 

virginiana 

603 

earoliniana 

604 

hiemalis 

605 

americana,  r«5ra 

606 

v.  fructo  fiava 

607 

floridana 

608 

nigra 

609 

depressa 

610 

persicifolia 

611 

pumila 

612 

pjgmsea 

613 

rubra 

614 

demperflorens 

615 

spbserica 

616 

spinosa 

617 

t>.  plena 

618 

Susquehanna 
sp.P  Georgia 

619 

620 

sp.  ?  nana,  Texas 

621  Psychotria  floridnna,  sp.  nova 

622 

sp.P  S.  America 

623  Psidium  pyiiferuru 

624  Ptelea  trifoliate 

625  1 

'unita  granatum,  albopl.  nova  var%exotic 

626  Pyrola  rotundifolia 

627 

asari  folia 

628 

elliptica,  JViit. 

629 

secunda 

630  1 

Pyrus  melanocarpa 

631 

arbuti  folia 

632 

ovalis 

633 

botryapium 

634 

coronaria 

635 

ameri'ana 

636 

angustifolia 

637 

sanguinea 

638 

c:<roliniana 

639 

pensylvanica 

(     141     ) 

640  Quercus  alba 


641 

rubra 

642 

coccinea 

643 

tinctoria 

644 

prinus 

645 

montana 

646 

bicolor 

647 

chinquapin 

648 

banisteri 

649 

ambiguf,  vel  borealis 

650 

palustris 

651 

obtusiloba 

652 

falcsta 

653 

vircns 

654 

phellos 

655 

aquatica 

656 

v.  heterophylla 

657 

sericea,  vera 

653 

laurifolia,  vera 

659 

cinerea 

660 

catesbsei 

GG1 

nigra 

G62 

lyrata 

663 

macro  carpa 

664 

castanea,  vera 

665 

triloba 

666 

maritima 

667 

nana 

668 

discolor 

669 

imbricaria 

670  Rhamnus  alnifolius 

671 

franguloides 

672 

carolinianus 

673  Rhododendron  maximum 

674 

v.  album 

675 

catawbiense 

676 

punctatum 

677  Rhodora  canadensis 

678  Rhus  glabrum 

679 

v.  coccineum 

680 

typhi  num 

681 

vernix 

682 

toxicocendron 

683 

copallinum 

684 

arornaticum,  mas. 

685 

v.  famina 

686 

pumilum 

687 

Tadicans 

688 

viridiflorum 

689  Ribes  floridum 

690 

anrevtm ,/ructo  nigra 

691 

v.  fructofava 
triflorum 

692 

693 

oxycanthoides 

M 

(     142     ) 


694  Rib 

es  cynosbati 

695 

resinosum 

696 

canadense 

697 

coccineum 

698 

glandulosum 

699 

lacustris 

700 

prostratum 

701  Ilobinia  pseudacaeia 

702 

viscosa 

703 

hispida 

7«4 

arborea 

705  Rosa  blanda 

706 

v.  semipleno 

707 

v.  plena 

708 

Carolina 

709 

v.  plena 

710 

corymbosa 

711 

fenestrata 

712 

florid  J 

713 

frfxinifolia 

714       • 

v. plena 

715 

gemella 

716 

laevigata 

717 

Lindleyi 

T5  8 

Longii 
lucida 

719 

720 

v.  pleno 

721 

lutoscens 

722 

Lyonii  ? 

723 

missouriensis 

724 

montezunj* 

725 

nitida 

726 

pxr\iflora 

727 

v.  pleno 

728 

pendulina 

729 

v.  pallida 

730 

v.  pallida  plena 

731 

v.  rubra  plena 

732 

rapa 

733 

rubi  folia 

734, 

setigera 

735 

stricta 

736 

suaveolens 

737 

•v.  semiplena 

738 

v.  rubra  plena 

739 

v.  incnrvata 

740 

v.  alba  plena 

741 

v.  maxima  plena 

742 

v.  pumila  plena 

743 

Woodsii 

744 

sp.  nova,  JWchigc;: 

745 

sp.  nova,  Albany 

746 

sp.?  Virginia 

HYBR1DJE 

748 

Champueya/ia,  pleno 

(     143     ) 


749  Rosa 

v.  simplici 

750 

v.  JVuisetii  ' 

751 

v.  Herbemonti 

752 

5*  Bradleyi 

753 

indica,  odoraia  simplici 

754  Rubus  trivialis 

755 

odoratus 

756 

.  villosus 

757 

kfceus 

758 

strigosus 

759 

cuneifolius 

760 

occidentalis 

761 

arcticus 

762 

canadense 

763 

cbamsemorus 

764 

flagellars 

765 

inermis 

766 

novreboracensis 

767 

pensylvsmicus 

768 

pi  sti  flatus 

769 

saxatilis 

770 

sp.  ?  Georgia 

771 

sp.?  Maine. 

772  Sabal  adansoni 

773  Salix 

:  arabigua 

774 

Candida 

775 

conifera 

776 

cordata 

777 

cordifolia 

778 

decipiens,  fam. 

779 

v-  mas. 

780 

discolor,  faem. 

781 

v.  mas. 

782 

faloata 

783 

fuscata)t/Iew. 

784 

v.  mas. 

785 

glabra,  sp.  nova 

786 

grisea 

787 

herbacea 

788 

lambertiana,  fxm. 

789 

v.  mas. 

790 

longifolia 

791 

lucida 

792 

muhlenbergiana 

793 

myricoides 

794 

myrsinites 

795 

nigra 

796 

pedicellaris 

797 

pensylvanica 

798 

petiolaris 

799 

recurvata 

800 

repens 

801 

reticulata 

802 

rigid  a 

803 

rosmarinifolia 

(     144     ) 


804  Salix  rostrata 
105  seiicea 

806  tetrapla 

807  triandra,  Maine 

808  tristis 

809  sp.  ?  nova  minima,  white  mount  aim 

810  sp.?  Maine 

811  sp.  ?  Canada 

812  Salvia  mexicana,  nova 

813  coccinea 

814  splendens 

815  Sambucus  canadensis 

816  pubescens 

817  Sapindus  saponaria,  exotic 

818  Schinus  tererebintbus 

819  sp.  Mexico 

820  Schisandru  coccinea 

821  Shephardia  eleagnoidcs,  Genus  nova ,) 

Mis  sour  it  Nut.  $ 

822  Smilax  rotundifolia 

823  herbacea 

824  lauri  folia 
885  lanceolata 

826  pseudocbina 

827  aspera 

828  bona  nox 

829  caduca 

830  glauca 

831  hastata 

832  peduneularis 

833  quadrangularis 


834 

835  tamnoides 

836  sp.  Georgia 

837  Solanum  dulcamara 

838  v.  fol.  var. 

839  Sorbus  americana 

840  microcarpa 

841  Spiraea  opulifolia 

842  tomentosa 

843  salicifolia 

844  paniculata 

845  sorbi  folia 

846  chamcedrifolia 

847  hyperici  folia 

848  v.fol.  lutea 

849  v.  rosea 

850  betulifolia 

851  corymbosa 

852  Stapbylea  trifolia 

853  Sterculea  platanifolia,  exotic 

854  Stuartia  virginica 

855  pentagynia 

856  Stillingia  sebifera,  exotic 

857  Styrax  grandifolium 

858  pulverulentum 


145      ) 


859  Styrax  glabrum 

860  Symphoria  racemosa 

861  glomerata 

862  glauca,  sp.  nova 

863  Taxus  canadensis 

864  Thuya  occidentals 

865  orientalis,  exotic 

866  Tilia  glabra 

867  pubescens 

868  laxiflora 

869  heterophylla 

870  Ulmus  americana 

871  fulva 

872  a  lata 

873  nem  oralis 

874  Vaccinium  album 


875 

amrenum 

876 

angustifolium 

877 

aiboreura 

878 

buxi  folium 

879 

carolinianura 

880 

corymbosum 

881 

crassi  folium 

882 

diffusum 

883 

dumosum 

884 

elevatum 

885 

erythrocarpum 

886 

fortnosuiu 

887 

frondosura 

888 

fuscatum 

889 

hullerisefolium 

890 

latifolium 

891 

ligustrinum 

892 

myrsinitis 

893 

nitidum 

894 

pensylvanicum 

895 

prunifolium 

896 

pumilum 

897 

rcsiiiosum 

898 

speciosum 

899 

stamineum 

900 

tenellum 

901 

venustum 

902 

virgatum 

903 

uliginosum 

904 

vitisidsea,  -white 

905  Viburnum  prunifolium 

906  pyrifolium 

907  ox) cotcus 

908  acerifolium 

909  pubescens 

910  nudum 

911  v.  latifolium 

912  dentatum 

913  v.  fol.  var. 

M2 


(    146    ) 


914  Viburnum  prinoides 

916  lentago 

917  lavigatura 

918  lantanoides 

919  alnifolium 

920  cassinoides 

921  edule 

922  molle 

923  nitidura 

924  obovatum 

925  Virgilia  lutea 

926  Viscum  flavescens 

927  Vitis  riparia,  mas. 

928  cordifolia 

929  Isabella 

930  Scuppernon,  albo 

931  v.  rosea 

932  labrusca 

933  Elsingburghii 

934  Or-wigsburg/iii 

935  Catatvbae 

936  Jtlexanderi 

937  Worthingtoni 

938  Klktoni 

939  JYortoni 

940  Columbia 

941  Lufborough 

942  Muncy 

943  rotunoifolia,  vera 

944  aestivalis,  nigra 

945  v.  rubra,  vera 

946  v.  alba 

947  v.  sinuata 

948  v.  virginica 

949  blandii 

950  Longii,  sp.  nova 

951  missouriensis,  sp.  nova 

952  sp.?  Texas 

953  sp.  ?  Tennessee 

954  sp.? 

Ill  rM^ko\^r",ehTd 

957  TiL         i     JMa</«rSi-ra/.«. 

958  Wendlandia  popuiifolia 

959  Xylosteum  ciliatum,  vera 

960  v.  album,  Ph. 

961  solunis,  sp  nova 

962  villosum.  vera,  Ph. 

963  sp.  novu,  -white  mountains 

964  Yucca  gloriosa 

965  filamentosa 

966  v.fol.  var. 

967  recurvifolia 

968  angustifolia 


(    147    ) 


969  Yucca  aloifolia 

970  v  fol.  var. 

971  glauca 

972  crenulata 

973  teuui  folia 

974  Zanthorhiza  apiifolia 

975  Zanthoxylumfraxineum 

976  -  tricarpon,  vera 

977  Zizyphusvolubilis 


NORTH    AMERICAN 


% 


• 

Eaeh. 

Eacb. 

gets. 

8 

cts. 

1  Acacia  brschyloba 

25 

30  Allium  striatum 

30 

2               glandulosa 

25 

31                tricoccon 

40 

3              sp  ?  Arkansa 

1     00 

32               triflorum 

50 

4  *Acalypba  virginka 

33               vinenle 

10 

5  Achillea  asplenifoiia 

30 

34  Alstrsemeria  ligtu 

75 

6                 millefolium 

12 

35                         pelegrina 

75 

7                 ptarmica 

12 

36                         salsilla                1 

00 

8                 v.  plena 

20 

37  *Amaranthus  hypoconO 
driacus} 

9                 tomentosa 

30 

10  Aconitum  napellus  americani     40 

38  *                        spinosus,  &c. 

11                  v.  albo 

40 

39  *  Amaryllis  atamasco,") 
13dols.  per  100     5 

15 

12                 uncmatum 

50 

13  Acorus  calamus 

12 

40  Amsonia  angustifolia 

50 

14  A.ctsea  ylba 

25 

41                   lalifolh,  15  dols.7 
per  100            3 

25 

15              rubra 

25 

16  Agave  amerieana 

40 

42                   salicifolia,  25  dols. ") 
per  100              5 

40 

17              v.  fol.  var. 

50 

18              virginica 

50 

43  Anemone  diebotoma 

15 

19  Agrimonia  eupateria 

12 

44                    narvissifloia 

30 

20                     p;irviflora 

15 

45                    peusylvanjca 

12 

21  Alcherailla  alpina 

30 

40                    quinquetblis 

15 

22  Aletris  alba 

15 

47                   v-.  purpurea 

20 

23              auiea 

25 

48                    v.  purp.  p/eno 

25 

24  Alisma  pHiviflura 

15 

49                    thalictroides 

15 

25                trivialis,  &c. 

15 

50                   v  plena 

50 

26  Allium  angufosum 

30 

51                    virginica 

25 

27               canadense 

15 

52  Angelica  atro[>urpurea 

28               cernuum 

8 

53                   lucida 

25 

29              mutabik; 

50 

54                 ti-iquinata 

25 

(     148     ) 


55  Antirrhinum  linaria 

56  Apios  tuberosa,   15   dols.7 

per  100  5 

57  Apocynum  androssemifolium 

58  cannabinum 

59  hvpericifolium 

CO  Aquilegia  canadensis,  15  dels.") 
per  100  5 

61  v.  lutea 

62  Arabis  alpina 

63  falcata 

64  *lyrata 

65  rhomboidea 

66  Aralia  nudicaulis 

67  racemosa 

68  Arenaria  laricifolia 

69  peploides 

70  squarrosa 

71  Arethusa  bulbosa 

72  divaricrita 

73  medeoloides 

74  opbioglossoides 

75  penduta 

76  verticillata 

77  *Argemone  mexicana 

78  *  albiflora 

79  Aristolochia  serpentaria 

80  Artemesia  canadensis 

81  dracunculoides 

82  santonica 

83  Arum  atrorubens 

84  dracontium 

85  sagittifolium 

86  triphyllum,  12  dols.7, 


Each. 
gets 
12 


per  100 

87  v.  viridiflorum 

88  virgin  i  cum 

89  Arundo  phragmites 

90  Asarum  arifolium 

91  canalense 
9'2  virginicum 
93  Asclepias  acuminata 
94 


95 

96 

97 

98 

99 

100 

101 

102 
103 


amcena,  20  dols.7 
per  100         5 
amp'exicaulis         2 
angiustifolia,  Ell.    2 
cinerea,  Ell.  2 

connivens,  Ell.      2 
debilis,  Ph.  2 

furcata 

incarnata,  15  dols.7 
per  100  $ 

laurifolia  1 

longifnlia,  vel.  } 
Jlcerates  Ion-  >    2 
gifolia  J 


104 
105 
106 
107 
108 
109 

110 
111 
112 
113 
114 

115 
116 
117 

118 
119 


Each- 
gets. 
Asclepias  nivca  35 

obovata,  Ell.        2    00 
olitusifolia  25 

parvi  flora 
pauperiula  2     00 


pulcbra,  15do!s  i 


20 


per  100 

phytolaccoides  25 

purpurascens  25 

quadrifolia  25 

suaveolens  2    00 


syriaca,  15  dols.7 


per  100 

v.  nova  50 

tomentosa,  Ell     2    00 

tuberosa.  15  dols  7        or. 

per  100  S       ^° 

•v.  decumbens  25 

varu 

hi 

chait 


120 

121 

122 
123 
124 
125 


UCL.UIHUCILS  .«rJ 

lezatSfVeru  ~) 
fi'rida,  Mi-  >  1     00 
mux  3 


verticil  lata,    15  7 

5 


13 

35 
15126 
25  127 
28 


1 29 
130 
131 
132 
133 
134 
135 
136 
137 
138 
139 
140 
1 41 
142 
143 
144 
145 
146 
147 
148 
149 
150 
151 
152 
153 


dols.  per  100* 
viridiflora,  Ph.  2  00 
sp.  ?  Florida  2  ^00 
sp.  ?  Louisiana  2  00 
sp.?  Georgia  2  00 
sp.?  Carolina  2  00 
sp.  ?  Mexico 

Aster  acuminatum  35 

sestivus  25 

amplexicaulis  25 

amygdalinus  25 

blandns  25 

caroiinianus  40 

concolor  25 

conyzoides  25 

cordifolius  25 

corymbosus  15 

cyaneus  25 

diffusus  15 

dumosus  15 

ericoides  2i» 

floribundus  25 

foliosus  25 

fragile  25 

gracilis  40 
grandiflorus 

graved  ens,  sp.  novd,  50 

hyssoptfblius  1 5 
inulanles,  Getrgia    1    00 

junoeus  25 

l,rvis  25 

ledifolius  25 

linariifoliuB  25 

linifofius  25 


C    149    ) 


Each- 

Es 

clh 

s 

cts. 

$ 

cts. 

1 54  Aster  inacrophyllus 

15 

205  Caladium  v.  auriculatum    1 

00 

155 

miser 

25 

206  Calla  palustris 

50 

156 

multiflorus 

15 

207  Caltha  ficaroides 

35 

157 

mutabilis 

25 

208              flabel'.ifolia 

50 

158 

novae  anglise 

20 

209               palustris 

25 

159 

nova  belgica 

25 

210               v.  plena 

50 

160 

paludosus,  elegans 

1 

50 

211  Calypso  borealis                     1 

00 

161 

paniculatus 

25 

•212  Calvstegia  catesbyana 

162 

patens 

25 

213                      sepium 

25 

163 

patula 

35 

214                    spitliamea 

25 

164 

pblogifolius 

25 

'215  Campanula  acuminata 

25 

165 

puniceus 

25 

-216                       americna 

15 

166 

rat'ule 

25  217                  •perfoliate 

167 

rigidus 

25 

218                       rotuniiifolia 

25 

168 

salicifolius 

25 

219                     v.  alba 

40 

169 

solidagonoides 

25 

220                     sp.  nova 

50 

170 

spectribilis 

25 

•221                      sp.    nova,")       t 
•white  mountains     3 

00 

171 

squarrnsus 

172 

suaveolens 

35 

-222  Canna  angustifolia 

50 

173. 

tardiflorus 

25 

-23               flaccida 

50 

174 

tenuitolius 

15 

224              clauca 

50 

175 

tradtscantii 

25  225              sp.  nova,  erigan-i  t 

50 

176 

undulitus 

25 

tea,  Georgia   3 

177 

versicolor 

15 

226  Cantua  coronopifolia 

178 

sp.  nova,  Boston, Nat. 

50 

227  Cardamine  virginica 

15 

179 

sp.  ?  Niagara 

50 

'228  *Cardiospermum  halica-  i 
cabum,  seed  §3  per  lb-S 

ISO 

sp  ?  Georgia 

1 

00 

181 

sp.?   Georgia 

1 

50 

229  *Cassia  eharaseerota 

182 

sp.?  S.  Carolina 

1 

HO 

230                marylandica,  12? 
dols.  per  100  S 

15 

183 

sp.?  N.  Carolina 

J 

01) 

J 84  Astragalus  canadensis 

25 

231  *              nictitans 

185 

missouritnsis 

50 

232                sp.  Florida              1 

00 

186  Baptisia  aXba-vera,  vel.  } 

'233  Caulopbyllum  tbalictroides 

25 

Podalyria  > 

50 

234  *Centauria  americana 

alba             ) 

235  Chseropyhyllum  tlaytoni 

20 

187 

cerulea,  15  dols." 

25 

236                           *procumbens 

per  100          5 

237  Chaptalia  tomentosa 

75 

188 

v.  alba 

35 

238  Cbelidonium  mfjus 

15 

189 

v.  rosea 

50 

239                        v.  plena 

30 

190 

v.  purpurea 

50 

240  Cbelone  barbata 

35 

191 

perfoliita 

241                 campanulata 

30 

192 

tinctoria,  20dois 

I 

25 

242                  glabra 

25 

per  100 

243                lyoni 

75 

193 

uniflora 

1 

00 

244                  obliqua 

20 

194  Bartsifl  coeeinea 

15 

•245                  speciosa 

50 

195  Betonica  sp.  ?  Mexico 

1 

00 

246*Chenopodiumanthelminticum 

196  * 

Blitum  capitatum 

247*                        ambiosoides 

197  Boltonia  asteroides 

50 

248  Cbrysoplenium  oppositifolum 

25 

198  Booiia,  Genitsnova^Big. 

1 

(X) 

249  Cichorium  intybus 

15 

199  Brasenia  peliata 

60 

250  Cicuta  bulbitera 

25 

200  Buehnera  americ-ana 

30 

251               maculata 

25 

201  Cacalia  atripIieifoUa 

25 

252  Cimicifuga  cordifolia 

50 

202 

reniformis 

25 

253                      fetid  a 

50 

203 

suaveolens 

25 

254                     palmata 

50 

204  Caladium  csculentum,  5  I 

~5'255                    serpentaria,  15  £ 

25 

dols.  per  dozea           J 

' 

dols.  per  100                  $ 

(     150     ) 


256  Circsca  lutetiana- 

257  canadensis 

258  Cla}  tonia  alsinoides 

259  lanceohta 

260  v.  rubra 
201  sp^thulsefolia 

262  virginica,  147 
dols.  per  100  S 

263  *Cleome  dodetandra 

264  C-linopodium  vulgare 

265  'Jlitoria  mariana 

266  virginica 

267  Cnicus  plur.  sp. 

268  Collinsonia  anisata 

269  canadensis,  15" 

do!s.  per  100 

270  tubeiosa 

271  sp.?  Mexico 

272  Comarum  palustre 

273  ^  "v.fo!,  var. 

274  Commelina  communis 

275  erecta 

276  virginica 

277  sp.  ?iovu,Geo. 

278  Conium  aracacha 

279  Conostylis  amerieana 

280  Convailaria  majalis,  1 0  dols. 

per  100 

281  v  pieno 

282  t>.  rubra 

283  verticillata 

284  Convolvulus  arvensisame- 

ricani 

285  batatus,  alba 

286  v.  rubra 

287  v.Jlava 

288  panduratus 

289  v.  pleno 

290  spithameus 

291  sp.?  Florida 

292  Conyra  biS-ons 

293  *marylandica 

294  pycnostachya 

295  Ooptis  trifolia 

296  Coreopsis  aurea 


Each. 

2: 

2: 
3r 

7. 


297 
298 
299 
300 
301 
302 
303 
304 
305 
306 


auriculata 

crassifolia 

graut^iflora 

Junceolata 

pinnata 

procera 

tenui  folia 

tinctoria 

trichospcrma 

triptcris 


Each. 

jg  els. 

H)7  Coreopsis  verticillata  25 

508  sp.?  Carolina  50 
i<»9                   sp.?  Mexico 

'.i0  Cornus  canadensis  25 

11  Corydalis  cucullaria  25 

12  formosa  25 
il'S  v.  alba  1  00 
•14  fungosa  15 
>15  glauea  25 
.1.6  Crinum  americanum  1     00 

17                v.  anther*  alba  1     50 

I I  8  v.  antherte  rubra  2  ©0 
i9  "Crotalaria  parviflora  , 

20  Cucubalus  iiehen  15 

21  stellatus  25 
122  Cunila  glabella  50 
»23               glabra  50 

124  mariana  15 

125  "Cuscuta  americana 


»26  Cyamus  flacicomus,  vel.  ? 


Or 

0( 

25 

40 

25  JVelumbium  luteum 

25  327  Cymbidium  hyemale 

25  >28  odontorhizon 

5©'329  puicbellum 

00  330  Cynoglossum  amplexicaule 

50  331     '  ofii.inale 

l2  332  s) lvaticum 

333  Cypripedium  avietinum       1 
25  354  candidum       1 

2S  335  humile 

50  336  parviflorum 

or  337  pubescens 

'538  spectabile 

25  339  Dahlia  superflua,  90  varieties 
25  340  Dalea  sp.  ? 
25  341  Dalibarda  fragaroides 
50  342  repens 

00  343  'Datura  stramonium 
25  344  *  tatula 

00  345  Delphinium  azureum 
30  346  exaltatum 

347  tricorne 

50  348  urceolatum 

25  349  Dentaria  diphylla 
25  350  lasciniata 

25  351  Diapensia  cuneifolia,7i>/«'te  ? 
30  mountains        $ 

50  452  olttisifolia,  idem 

35  353  Dionsea  mnscipula 
35  354  Dioscorea  sativa 
35  355  villosa 

35  356  Diphylleja  cymosa 
25  357  Dodecatheon  meadia 
25  358  v.alba,vera  1 

25  359  Donia  ciliata  2 


1  00 

25 
25 
25 
15 
15 
25 
1  00 
1  00 
25 
50 
50 
50 


25 

50 
30 
50 
35 
25 
2  00 

2  00 
50 
75 
25 
50 
35 
00 
00 


(     151     ) 


360  Donia  squarrosa 

361  Uracocephiilumdenticulatum 

362  variegMtum  1 

363  virginicum 

364  sp.  nova      1 

365  Drosera  filiformis 

366  longifolia 

367  rotundifolia 

368  Dryas  octopetela 

369  Erbium  vulgare 

370  Elepbantopus  carolinianus  2 

371  Eliiottia  racempsa,Ge7i.noi>.  2 

372  Elodea  eampanulata 

373  Elytraria  virgata  1 

374  Epilobium  angustifolium 

375  v.  album 

376  coloratura 

377  latifolium 

378  rosmarinifolium 

379  spicatum 

380  Epipactis  convallaroides 

381  Erigeron  canadense 

382  bellidi  folium 

383  graminifoliura        1 

384  pbiladelphicum 

385  platHgineum 

386  purpureum 
3S7  strigosum 

388  Eriocaulon  plnr.  sp. 

389  Eriogonum  lonpifolium,? 

Arkansa  5 

390  Eryngium  aquaticum 

391  fcetidum 

392  gracile 

393  virginianura 

394  sp.  nova,  Geo. 

395  Erythrina  herbacea 

396  Erythronium  albidum 

397  laneeolatum 

398  Eupatorium  ageraloides 


Each, 
gets 
50 


399 
400 
40i 
402 
403 
404 
405 
406 
407 
408 
409 
410 
411 
412 
413 


album 

altissirnum 

americanum. 

amffinam 

aromaticum 

cselestinum 

h\ssopi  folium 

Ian  f.eola  turn 

maculatum 

melissoides 

perforatum 

purpureum 

rotundifolium 

senifolium 

sessilifoliura 


41 4  Eupatorium  teucrifolium 

415  trifoliatum 

416  verticillatum 

417  sp.  ?  Louisiana 

418  Euphorbia  corollata 

419  *cvathophora 

420  ipecHcuanba 

421  *variegata 

422  Ferula  angustifolia,Jlitf.rico  1 

423  villosa 

424  sp.  ?  Mexico  1 

425  Fragaria  canadensis 

426  hudsonica 

427  virginica 
4'28  v.  maxima.  Peru 


gets. 
50 


50  433 
434 


429  Frasera  walteri 

430  Fritillaria  lanceolata 

431  *Fumaria  officinalis 

432  Galactia  glabella 
mollis 

Galardia  bi color 

435  Galax  cordifolia 

436  Galium  bore^le 

437  circsesrins 
15|538  pilosum 
25|439  tinctoritim 
30440                trifidum 
35  441  G aura  biennis 

35  442  Gentiana  alba 

'443  amarellnides 

444  angustifolia 

50.445  catesbsei 

25  446  crinita 

50 

25 

50 

50 

00 

15 

50 

25 


1     50 


ochroleuca 
pneumonanthe 
saponaria 
sp.  ?  Mexico 


447 
448 
449 
450 

451  Geranium  carolinianum 

452  maculatum 

453  robertianum 

454  Gerardia  flava 
30J455  pedicularia 
30  456                 *  purpurea 


457  qut  rcifolia 

458  *tenuifolia 
59  Geum  agrimonoidcs 


460 
461 
462 


463 
464 
1465 


album 
canadense 
lutifnlium,    sp 

nova,   Nut 

■white  moun 

taint 
"Pevkn  ,?ohite  mount.  1 
riva>e 
v.  /<?/.  var. 


25 
35 
50 
25 

25 

50 
25 
50 
15 
15 
15 
50 
I  00 
1  00 

50 

25 

50 
50 
15 
15 
25 
15 
15 
50 
50 
50 
50 
40 
25 
50 
15 
1  50 
15 
15 
15 
25 
15 

25 

25 
20 
25 

1  00 

00 
15 

35 


(     152     ) 


466  Geum  stnctura 

467  virginianum 

468  Glauaum  luteum 

469  Glechoma  hederacea 

470  Glycine  comosa 

471  *monoica 

472  tomentosa 

473  v.  erecta 

474  Gnaphalium  americanum 

475  decurrens 

476  margaritaceum 

477  platagineum 

478  polycephalura 

479  purpureum 

480  uliginosum 

481  sp.y  Florida 

482  Gonolobium  hirsutum 

483  lave 

484  macrophyllum 

485  niger?  Mex.  1 
obliquu  m 

486  *Gossypium  hei  baceum 

487  *  barbadense 

488  Gratiola  aurea 

489  virginica 

490  Gyrotheca  tinctoria,//-. 

B  ,  Dilatris  tincto- 
ria,  Ph.  > 

491  "Hedeoma  pulegioides 

492  Hedysarum  canadense 

493  marylandicum 

494  nudifiorum 

495  panicuhtum 
4y6  strictum 

497  viridiflorum 

498  sp.?  Florida  1 

499  Helenium  autumnale 

500  mexicanum,&cc.  1 

501  Hebanthemum  canadense 

502  carolinianum  1 

503  ramuliflorum 

504  Helianthus  akissimus 


Each. 

g  cts. 
2.i 


505 

angustifolius 

506 

atrombens 

507 

decapetalus 

508 

diffusus 

509 

divaricatus 

510 

frondosus 

511 

gtganteus 

512 

macrophyllus 

513 

rnissouriensis 

514 

mollis 

515 

multiflorus 

516 

v.  plena 

517 

pubescens 

1     0( 


Each- 

B 

CtS- 

518  Helianthus  scaber 

30 

VI9                       strumosus 

25 

520                        ti*acbelifolius 

35 

521                        tuberosus 

25 

522                       sp.?  Florida    1 

00 

523                      sp.  ?  Georgia  1 

00 

524  Heliopsis  laevis 

25 

525  Helonias  angustifolia 

50 

526                  asphodeloides 

25 

527                  dioica,  mas. 

25 

528                  v.  famina 

25 

529                 eryth^jpsperraa 

50 

530       '          latifoiia 

25 

531  Hemerocallis  fulva 

20 

532                        v.fol.  var. 

50 

533                       v.  plena 

50 

534  Hepatica  americana 

15 

535                 v  alba 

25 

536  v.  cerulea  pi. 

537  v.  rubra  pi. 

50 

50 

558  Heracfeum  lanatum 

25 

539  Herpestris  sp  nova,  Geo.   1 

00 

540  Heteranthera  acuta 

25 

541                         giaminea 

25 

542  Heuchera  caulescens 

40 

543                    hispida 

30 

544                   lueida 

30 

545                    niacrophylla 

30 

546                    pubescens 

25 

547                   villosa 

40 

548                    viscida 

25 

549  *  Hibiscus  esculentus 

550                    grand  iflor  us,  3) 
dols  perdoz. ) 

40 

551                     manihot 

50 

552                     militaris 

25 

553                     moscheutos 

25 

554                     v.  rubra 

50 

555                     v.  alba 

50 

556                      palustris 

25 

5 57                    v.  rosea  pallida 

50 

558                     BCftber,  vera        1 

00 

<59                     speciosus,  3  dols.  ) 
per  dozen        ) 

40 

560                    virginicus,  vera 

75 

iCA  Hieraceum  gronovii 

35 

562                       k;dmii 

25 

563                      pnniculatum 

40 

564                      venosura 

15 

.65  Houstonia  alba,    sp.  no-**   - 
vat  J\Tut.    S 

00 

566                   cerulea 

15 

567                  ciliolata,  Tor.      1 

00 

568                   purpurea 

35 

569                  rotundifolia         1 

00 

C    153    ) 


Ea 

ch. 
:ts. 

570  Humulus  americanus 

15 

616 

571 

Hydrastis  canadensis 

25 

617 

572 

Hydrocotyle  americana 

15 

618 

573 

umbellata 

15 

519 

574 

vulgaris 

25 

620 

575 

Hydrolea  corymbosa            1 

00 

621 

576 

quadrivalvis          1 

00 

622 

577 

Sydrophyllum  canadense 

25 

623 

578 

virginicum 

25 

624 

579  Hypericum  angulosura 

50 

625 

580 

ascyroides 

25 

626 

581 

corymbosum 

627 

582 

marylandicum 

50 

628 

583 

mutilum 

15 

629 

584 

parviflorum 

15 

630 

585 

pyramidatum 

50 

631 

586  Hypoxis  erecta 

15 

632 

587 

graramea 

633 

588 

iuncea                     \*  00 

634 

589  Hyssopus  nepetoides 

15 

635 

590 

scrophularoides 

15 

636 

591 

"Impatiens  biflora 

637 

592  Indigofera  caroliniana          2 

00 

638 

593  Inula  falcata 

50 

639 

594 

graminea 

640 

595 

helenium 

15 

641 

596 

mariasa 

15 

642 

59r 

*Ipomsea  coccinea,  seed  2) 
dols.  per  lb.     $ 

643 

644 

598 

dissecta 

645 

599 

jalapa 

75 

646 

600 

*lacunosa,  seed  4) 
dols  per  lb.      > 

647 

648 

601 

iaacrorhiza,  vel  i 

649 

Michanxii,  9  >  I 

00 

050 

dols.  per  doz.   ) 

651 

602 

•nil,   seed  3  dols.> 
per  lb.              S 

652 

653 

60S 

•purpurea,  seed  2  ^ 
dols.  per  lb.     § 

654 

655 

604 

*v.  striata  su-  } 

656 

perbu,  seed  4  > 

657 

dols.  per  lb.     3 

658 

«05 

•quamoclit,  seed  7 
1  do1  per  oz  S 

659 

606 

sagittifolia,  velspeciosa  3 

00 

660 

607 

sp.?  Florida 

608  Tresine  elatior 

50 

661 

6091 

riscselestina 

85 

662 

610 

cristata 

25 

663 

611 

euprsB) 

25 

664 

612 

hexagona,  vera 

5< 

665 

613 

lacustris,  sp.  nova,Tor.  2 

0» 

666 

614 

missouriensis 

56 

u67 

615 

v.  alba 

50 

r)68 

N 


Each. 

§  cts. 

Iris  v.  rubra  I    00 

v.  plena  1    00 

prismatiea  25 

tridentata,  vera  50 

verna  50 

•versicolor  15 

virginica  25 

sp.  nova,  Big.  1     00 

Ixia  cselestina  2     00 

Jatropa  stimulosa  3    00 

Jeffersonia  dipbylla  50 

Justicia  humilis  2    00 

Kuhnia  eupatoroides  25 

Lactuca  elongata  15 

Lathyrus  raaritimus,  Big.  1    00 

myrtifolius  1 5 

venosus  15 

Lechea  major  15 

minor  15 

Leontodon  taraxacum  12 

Leonurus  cardiaca  12 

Lepidium  virginicum  15 

Leptandra  virginica  50 

Lespedesa  angustifolia  50 

capitala  15 

polystachya  50 

procumbens  50 

prostrata  75 

repens  15 

reticulata  75 

sessiliflora  15 

violacea  15 

sp.  ?  New- Jersey    75 

Liatris  elegans  50 

gracilis  75 

intermedia  1    00 

macrostachya  35 

odoratissima  50 

paniculata  1     00 

pilosa  25 

puraila  50 

pycnostachya  75 

secunda  1     00 

scariosa,  15  dols.) 

per  100  S 

sphseioidea,   25  > 

dols.  per  100  J 

squarrosa  25 

tenuitoiia  1     00 

sp.  ?  Tennessee  75 

sp.?  Carolina  1     00 

sp.  ?  Georgia  1     00 

Ligusticum  ^•o\.\c\xmiJMaine    25 

Lilium  canadense  15 

carolinianum  50 


35 


(    154    ) 


Efte 
go 

669  Lilium  catcsl-iei,  8  dols.  per  > 

dozen  ) 

670  pensylvanicum 
G71  philadelphicum 

672  superhum 

673  urobellatnm  2 

674  *Linderni,i  pyxidaria 

675  Linura  lewisii 

676  perenne 

677  Lilhospermum  officinale 

678  lMtifolium 

679  viiginianum 

680  Lobelia  amcena  1 

681  cardinalis 

682  claytoniana 

683  dortmanna 

684  fulgens 

685  glandulosa  1 

686  tnflata 

687  kalmii 

688  pallida 

689  siphilitica 

690  Lotus  gracilis 

691  Ludwigia  hirsuta 

692  macrocarpa 

693  nilida 

694  Lupinus  nootkatensis 

695  perennis 

696  villosus 

697  Lycopus  exaltatns 

698  virginicus 

699  Lychnis  alpina 

700  Lysimachia  angusti  folia 

701  capitata 

702  ciliata 

703  heterophylla 

704  hy  brida 

705  quadrifolia 

706  racemosa 

707  thyrsiflora 

708  Lythrum  salicat-ia 

709  verlicillatum 

710  virgatum 

711  Malaxis  IHiifolia 

712  longi  folia 

513  opbioglossoides 

714  *Malva  Carolinian  a 

715  rotundifolia 

716  Marrubium  vulgare 

717  *Martynia  diandra 

718  *  proboscidea 

719  Maurandia  semperflorens 

720  Medeola  virginica 

721  Mcdicago  lupuUna 

722  Melampyrum  americanum 


723  Mehnanthera  hastala 


h. 

■is. 

/   1724  Meli«nthiura  virginreum 
50.725  Mmispeimum  oanadenee 
20|726  Mentha  borealis 
13  727  tennis 

00 

2.'; 
25 
15 
15 
25 
0U 
15 
15 

SO 

00 
15 
15 


Each 

gets. 
50 
40 
15 
15 
15 
15 
25 
50 
00 
50 
25 
50 


728  viridis 

729  Menyanthes  americana 

730  Micranthemum  orbiculatum 
7.31  Miegiamacrospermaytera  1 

732  tecta 

733  Mikr-nia  scandens 
7)4  Milleria  sp.?  Mexico  1 

35  Mimosa  pudiea,  se<  d  16  ) 
dols.  per  lb.    $ 

736  sp  ?  Florida 

737  Mimulus  alatus  15 

738  glutinosus  40 

739  luteus  vel  guttatus   25 

740  ringens  15 
41  Mitella  ciliaris 

25J742  cordifolia 

15  743  diphvlia 


744  Monarda  altissima 

745  clinopodia 

746  tlidyma 

747  fistulosa 

748  v.  alba 

749  gracilis 

750  hirsuta 

15  751  kalmiana,  vera 

15  752  mollis 

20 '753  oblongata 

50J754  punctata 

25  755  purpurascens 

15  750  rugosa 

25  757  Russeliana 

15  758  Monotropa  unifloraj&c. 

15  759  Myosotis  arvensis 

15  760  p.'lustris 

35  761  sec  pioides 

25  762  Narlherium  americanum 

25  763  Neottia  ceinua 

30  764  pubescens 

SO  765  repens 

30  766  tortilis 

30  767  *Nicandra  physaloides 

768  *Nicotiana  paniculata 
15  769  'ttbacum 

15  770  *sp.  nova 

771  Nuphar  advena 

772  kalmiana 
50  773  lutea 

15  774  Nuttalia  digitata 
12  775  pedata 

776  Nymphsea  o'lorata 


50 
25 
25 
50 
25 
15 
25 
50 
50 
50 
50 
50 
50 
25 
55 
35 
50 
15 
20 
25 
25 
50 
25 
25 
25 
25 


25 
50 
25 
50 

00 
3P 


(     155     ) 


fiacb. 

Each. 

gets. 

gets. 

777  Nymphsea  v.  rosea 

50 

832  Pa 

nax  trifolium 

25 

778  Obolaiia  virginica 

25 

833  Pa 

ncratium  angustura 

779  Oenothera  biennis 

12 

834 

caribseum 

1 

00 

780 

csespitosa 

50 

835 

carolinianum 

1 

00 

781 

cruciata 

35 

836 

fluitana 

1 

00 

782 

fraseri 

25 

837 

littorale 

1 

50 

783 

fruticosa 

20 

838 

maritimum 

50 

784 

v.foL  var. 

40 

839 

mexicanum 

50 

785 

glauca 

20 

840 

v.  altissimum  1 

50 

786 

grandiflora 

20 

841 

rotatum 

1 

00 

787 

macrocarpa 

842 

v.  altissimum 

1 

50 

788 

puraila 

25 

8*3 

specinsum 

789 

rosea 

844 

sp.  nova,  Florida 

2 

00 

790 

serrulata 

35 

845 

sp.  fragrans)Bvazil  3 

00 

791 

speciosa 

50 

846 

sp.  nova,  Georgia. 

2 

00 

792 

•triloba 

847  Parnassia  caroliniana 

25 

793 

sp.?  Florida 

848 

palustris 

35 

794  Onosmodium  hispidum 

40 

849  Parthe  nium  integri folium 

1 

00 

795  Ophiothecafloridana 

1     00 

850  Passifloraincarnata 

35 

796  Orchis  bepharisdottis 

40 

851 

lutea 

35 

797 

bitblia 

5( 

352  Pedicularis  canadensis  • 

40 

798 

bracteata 

SC 

853 

gladiata 

25 

799 

ciliaris 

Sti 

854 

pallida 

50 

800 

cristata 

40 

855  Penstemon  digitalis 

35 

SOI 

dilatata 

75 

856 

laevigata 

50 

802 

discolor 

40 

857 

pubescens 

25 

803 

fi  mbriata 

4o 

So  8  Penthorum  sedoidea 

25 

804 

flava 

1    oc 

859  Phalangium  quamash. 

3 

00 

805 

fuscescens 

51 

S60  Phaseolus  helvolus 

25 

806 

herbiola 

75 

801 

perennis 

25 

807 

hyperborea 

75 

362 

*trilobus 

808 

incisa 

50 

863  Phlox  acuminata,* el  decussata  25 

809 

laceia 

75 

864 

amoena 

50 

810 

macrophylla 

1     00 

365 

aristata 

50 

811 

obsoleta 

50 

366 

canadense 

50 

812 

orbieulata 

1     00 

367 

carnea 

40 

813 

pys  codes 

50 

868 

Carolina 

40 

814 

spectabilis 

30 

869 

divaricata 

25 

815 

tri'Ieniata 

30 

870 

v.  atrorubra 

1 

00 

816 

uni  f"lia 

50 

871 

v.  alba 

1 

00 

817 

vhvscens 

4o 

872 

fioridana 

1 

00 

818 

vii-idis 

50 

873 

glaberrima 

35 

819 

2  sp.  Georgia 

75 

874 

intermedia 

40 

820  0 

riganum  vulgare 

15 

875 

latifolia 

821  0 

•obanehe  ameiicana 

50 

876 

macular  a 

25 

8  32 

uniflora 

50 

877 

nitida,  vel  suffruticosa 

35 

823  O 

ontium  aquaticura 

30 

878 

nivalis 

40 

824  Oxalis  acetosella 

35 

879 

ovata,  vel  listoniana 

25 

825 

corniculata 

15 

880 

panitulata 

25 

8'26 

dillenii 

25 

881 

v.  alba 

50 

827 

striata 

15 

882 

pilosa 

50 

828 

tetraphylla 

35 

883 

pyramid  alis 

25 

829    - 

violacea 

15 

884 

setacea 

25 

830  Pachyaandra  procumbens 

50 

885 

stolonifera 

25 

831  P 

>.nax  quioqueiblium 

35 

886 

suaveolens 

25 

(     156    ) 


Each. 

gets. 
50 
35 
25 


n 

osa,/>/,  \ 
)tic,  6  I 
s.  per  / 
I  roots    ) 


* 87  Phlox  v.  tar  di flora 

888  v.fol.  var. 

889  subulata 

890  13.  alba 

891  triflora 
$92            undulata 

893  virginica 

894  sp.  nova 

895  Phrynia  leptostachya 

896  Physalis  obscura 

897  pensylvanica 

898  viscosa,  &c. 

899  Phytolacca  decandra 

900  Pisum  maritimum,  Sec 

901  Plantago  cucullata 

902  lanceolata 

903  maritima 

904  v.  fol.  var. 

905  virginica,  &e. 

906  Podophyllum  peltatum 

907  Podostigma  pubescens, 

Ell.,  Asclepias  pe-  >     i 
dicellata,  Ph. 

908  viridis.  Ell 
Asclepias  viridis, 
JPtirsh. 

909  Polemonium  reptans 

910  v.  album,  be. 

911  Polyanthes  tuberosa,  pi. ' 

exotic 

dols. 

100 

912  v.  fol-  var. 

3'dols.  per  S- 
dozen 
QMPoIygalalutca  25 

914  rubella  2r 

915  *sanguinea  2: 

916  senega,  &c.  25 

917  Polygonum  angustifolium       15 

918  latifolium  50 

919  multiflorum         15 

920  vulgare,  &cc.         25 

921  Polygonum  coccineum  25 

922  scandens  15 

923  virginianum  15 

924  viviparumj&c.       25 

925  Pontederia  angustiiblia  50 

926  cordata  30 

927  lanceolata,  &c.  1     00 

928  Pofamogeton,  plur.  sp.  25 

929  Potentilla  argentea  30 

930  canadensis  15 

931  confertiflorn,  Tor,    50 

932  nivea  40 


933  Potentilla  norwegica 

934  opaca 

935  palustris 

936  pensylvanica 

937  simplex 

938  tridentata,  &c. 

939  Pothos  fcetidu 

940  Prenanthes  alba 

941  altissima 

942  cordata 

943  rubicunda 

944  serpentaria,  &c. 

945  Primula  mistassinica 

946  pusilla 

947  Prunella  pensylvanica 

948  vulgaris 

949  Psoralea  lupmellus  5 

950  melilotoides  5 

951  sp.?  Geor?ia,hc.  5 
25J952  Pulmonaria  virginica,  &c. 

(953  Pycnanthemuni  incanum 
00  954  linifolium 

955  verticillatum,  &c. 

956  Pyrola  media 

957  minor 

958  uniflora,  &c. 

959  Ranunculus  abortivus 
960 
961 
962 
963 
964 
965 


Eat*. 

gets. 
15 
30 
30 
30 
15 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
50 
35 


9G6 
967 
968 
969 
970 
971 
972 
973 


acris 

v.  pleno 

auricomus 

bulbosus 

v.  pleno 

filiformis 

fluvialis 

hirsutus 

lingua 

pensylvanicus 

repens 

v.  pleno 

sceleratus 

sp.  nova 


4  Rhexia  glabella 

975  lutea 

976  mariana 

977  virginica 

978  3  sp.  ?  Georgia 

979  *Ricinus  communis 

980  Ruhia  Brownei 

981  Rubus  arcticus 

982  chamiemorus 

983  saxatilis 

984  Rudbeckia  amplexifolia 

985  columnaris 
986.  digitata 
987  fulgida 


15 
12 

00 
00 
00 
40 
25 
23 
50 
25 
25 
25 
20 
15 
20 
30 
20 
SO 
25 
25 
25 
25 
15 
15 
30 
15 
50 
00 
00 
25 
25 
00 

00 
35 
40 
30 
40 
35 
30 
35 


(  »r  ) 


988  Rudbeckia  hirta 

989  lasiantha 

99')  laciniata 

991  moscbata 

992  pinnata 

993  purpurea 

994  triloba 

995  sp.  nova,  alba 

996  Ruellia  ciliosa 

997  bybrida 

998  otilongifolia 

999  strepens 

1000  Rumex  aceto-ella 

1001  obtusitblius 
10U2  sanguineus 

1003  verticillatus,  &c. 

1004  Sabbatia  angularis 

1005  paniculata 

1006  stellaris 

1007  'Sagina  procumbens 

1008  Sagtttaria  acutifolia 


1009  het  ropbylla 

1010  latiiblia 

10 1 1  SMgittifolia 

1012  v.  pleno  1 

1013  2sp.?  Geo.       1 

1014  *Sa!icornia  herbacca 

1015  *Salsola  salsa 

1016  Salvia  angustifolia 

1017  azurea 

1018  coccinea 

1019  lyrata 

1020  macu  lata,  Florida    1 

1021  sp.  ?  Florida  1 
102i  Sanguinaria  canadensis 

1023  Sanguisorba  canadensis 

1024  Sanicula  marylandica 

1025  Saponaria  officinalis 

1026  v.albo  pleno 

1027  f.  rubro  pleno 

1028  Sarracenia  flava 

J  029  purpurea,  25  \ 

dols.perl00$ 

1030  v.  hi  tea  I 

1031  psittacina,t/e/> 

rubra         5 

1032  variolaris 

1033  Saururus  cernuus 

1034  Saxifraga  aizoides 

1035  aiznon 

1036  androsacea 

1037  csespitosa 

1038  geum 

1039  oppositifolia 

1040  pensylvanica 


Each.  |  Each, 

gcrs.'  gets. 

25|104t  Saxifraga  sibiwca  25 

35  1042                    viiginiensis  15 

25  lu43  Scb'ucbzeiia  palustris  25 
50  1044  Schrankia  uv.cinata              1     50 

50  1045  Sco!ot»endrum  officinalis  30 
25  1046  Scrophularia  marylandica        15 

25  1047  Scutellaria  integritblia  15 

1     00  1048                      galericulata  15 

1     00  1649                       hyssopifolia  15 

1     00  1050                       lateriflora  15 

1     00  1051                      oxalifolia,  &tc.  30 

35  1052  Sedum  pusillum  25 

15  1053                telephioides  35 

25  1054                 ternatura,  &C.  25 

20  1055  Senecio  aureus  15 

15  1056                hieracifolius  15 

15  1057                 obovatus,  Stc.  15 

50  1058  Sibbaldia  procum  bens  40 
15  1059  *Sida  nbutilan 

lo6()            dioica  25 

1061  mexicana  1     00 

1062  napsea,  Sec.  -25. 

1063  Silene  pensylvanica  25 

1064  virginica,  &c. 

1065  Silphium  asteriscus 


1066  connatura 

1067  conjugatum 

1068  lacini.tum 
75  1069                  perforatum 
30 1070                  squarrosum 
30  1071                   ternatum 

25  1072  teribinthinaceum 

00  1073  trifolutura 

00  1074  verticillatum 

1^  1075  2sp.?  Geo.,hc.  1 

25  1076  Sison  aureus 

15  lu77  Sisymbrium  ampbibium 

15  1078  nasturtium 

25  1079  sopbia,  Sec. 

35  1080  Sisyrinchium  anceps 

50 1081  bermudianum 

30  1082  iridifolium 

1083  mucionatum 

00  1084  Nultallii 

5n  1085  striatum,  &c. 

1086  Sium  lineare 
75  1087  rigidius 

25  1088  Smilacina  borealis 
25  1089  canadensis 

25  1090  racemosa 

25  1091  stellala 

25  1092  trifolia 

35  1093  umbellata 

25  1094  Smyrnium  atropurpureum 
15  ;095  cordatum 

N2  ' 


40 

40 

35 

25 

25 

40 

25 

40 

25 

40 

00 

35 

25 

25 

25 

25 

40 

40 

25 

50 

50 

25 

25 

35 

25 

25 

25 

50 

50 

50 

25 


(     158     ) 


1099 


Each. 
g  Cts 

1096  Smyrnium  integerrimum       21 

1097  tjolanum  caroliniense  40 

1098  sp.?  hibero-i  Q 

sp?  toferoo  3 
sa,  Texas  J 

HOOSolidagoaltissima  20 

1101  angustitolia  5( 

1102  arguta  25 

1103  aspera  25 

1104  axillaris  25 

1105  bicolor  25 

1106  cassia  25 

1107  canadensis  25 

1108  discolor  40 

1109  elliptica  25 

1110  erecta  55 

1112  Bexicautte  25 

1113  gigantea  25 

1114  hispida  25 

11 1 5  laevigata  25 

1116  lanctohta  25 

1117  lateriflora  25 
1U8  latitblia  25 
1119  mexicana  25 
112G                novaboracensis  25 

1121  odorata  25 

1122  patula  25 

1123  petiolaris  25 

1124  procera  25 

1125  puberula,  Nut.  50 

1126  reflexa  25 

1127  rugosa  50 

1128  sea  bra  25 

1129  sempervirens  25 

1130  strict*  25 

1131  virga-aurea  25 

1132  virgata  25 

1133  ulmifolia  25 

1134  sp.  nayia,  ■white')*  00 

mountains  S 

1135  sp.  Florida  1  00 

1136  Sonchus,  plur.  sp.  *0 

1137  Spargonophorus  verticillatus  50 

1138  Spartina  glabra  40 

1139  Spigelia  marylandica  30 

1140  Spiraa  aruncus  15 

1141  lobata  25 

1142  stipulacea  1    00 

1143  trifoliata  25 

1144  Stachys  aspera  25 

1145  bispida  25 
.1146  Statice  armeria  25 

1147  caroliniana  15 

1148  Stevia  alba,  Mexico  \    00 1 


Each. 

.  g  cts. 
I U9  Streptopus  distortus 

1150  lani.ginosus 

1151  :ost.us  2     00 

1152  Stropbosty lis  angulosa  75 

1 153  Stylosanthes  elatior  25 

1 154  hispii'a  25 

1155  verticillata  25 
U56  Talinum  teretifolium  i    00 

1 157  1'ephrosia  virginica  35 

1158  Teucrium  canadense  15 

1159  viiginicum  15 
■  160  Thalia  dealb:.ta  75 

1161  Thalictrum  cornutura  30 

1 1 62  dioicum  25 

1163  pubescens  30 
« 164  purpurascens  37 
H65                       rugosum  25 

1166  sibiricum  50 

1167  Thesium  umbellatum  25 
U68Tiarella  eordifolia  25 

1169  Tigridia   pavonia,    5  \  .,. 

dols.  per  100  5 

1170  Tillandsia  Bartramii  1     00 

1171  u^ntoides  1     00 

1172  sp.?  2    00 

1173  Tofieldia  glaberrima  1     00 

1174  pubescens  50 

1175  Tradescantia  ciliata  50 

1176  rosea  35 

1177  subaspera  50 

1178  virginica  25 

1179  pallida  50 

1180  alba  35 

1181  rubra  35 

1182  rubra  plena      35 

1183  *Trichostema  dichotoma 

1184  Trientalis  americana  25 

1185  Trifolium  pensyhanicum        20 

1186  reflexum  20 

1187  repens,  See.  15 

1188  Trillium  cernuum  '    25 

1189  erectum  25 
190                 album  50 

1191  grandiflorum  50 

1192  obovatum  50 

1193  pendulum  50 

1194  pictum  50 

1195  sessile  25 

1196  Triosteum  angustifolium  1    00 

1 197  pcrfoliatum  25 
198  Trollius  laxus  50 

1199  Troximum  glauium  35 

1200  viiginicum  25 

1201  Tussilago  pal  mat  a  75 

1202  1  yyha  an^ustilblia  25 


(     159    ) 


Each. 

Eaeb, 

s 

CIS 

' 

b 

CIS. 

1203TyphaIatifolia 

25 

J 244  \  iola  striata  svperbay7iova 

75 

1204  Uitica  ca  adensis 

25 

1245 

debilis 

20 

1205              dioiea 

25 

1246 

dentata 

25 

1-206                puroila 

25 

1247 

digitata 

50 

1207  Utriculat  ia,  plur.  sp. 

25 

1248 

hastala 

20 

1208  Uvulariaflava 

50 

1249 

httei  ophylla,  Le\ 
Conie                5 

i 

00 

1209                  granc'iflora 

30 

i 

1210                perfoliate 

15 

1250 

lanceolita 

15 

1211                 puhevula 

50 

1251 

o\nV<* 

25 

1212                sessilifolia 

15 

1252 

palm:«ta 

15 

1213  Valerian.-  p-.uciflora 

25 

1253 

palusti  \s,\vhite  mount. 

50 

1214  Valisneria  ame  lcana 

50 

1254 

papillinnacea 

25 

121a  Veratrum  viride 

25 

1255 

pedata 

15 

121G  Verbascum  blaltaria 

15 

1256 

primulifolia 

20 

12»  7                       ljihnitis,  &c. 

25 

1257 

pubescens 

20 

1218  Verbena  aubletia 

20 

1268 

rostrata 

50 

1219                   bipinnatifida 

75 

1259 

rotuiidifolia 

40 

1220                  hastata 

15 

1260 

sagiti  ata 

25 

1221                  v.  alba 

25 

1261 

selkuki 

75 

1222                  urticifolia 

15 

1262 

sepl emloba,  IseConte  1 

00 

1223  Veibesina  coreopsis 

25 

1263 

striata 

20 

1224                     siegesbetkia 

25 

1264 

villos-,  Walter 

1 

00 

1225                       virginica 

25 

1265 

sp.  ?  Georgia 

1 

00 

1226  Vernonia  noveboracetisis 

25 

•266 

sp  ?  Carolina 

1 

00 

1227                   prsea'ta 

25 

0267 

sp.  ?  Nova-Scotia.hc 

50 

1228  Veronica  officinalis 

16 

1-68  Xyris  brevi  folia 

25 

1229                  *peregiina 

1269 

caroliniana 

25 

1230                   vhginiea 

25 

1270 

fimbriata 

40 

1231  Vicia  anv-ricana 

25 

1271  Zamia  integrifolia,  velf 

8 

00 

1232            cracca 

OA 

pumila                 $ 

1 233             sativa 

25 

1272  " 

Zea  mays,  pluribus  } 
varietas,  2dols.  per  > 
100  ears                     S 

1234           5  sp.?  Florida 

1235  Villarsia  lacunosa 

25 

1236  Viola  asarit'olia 

50 

1 273  Zephyranthes  carinata 

2 

00 

1237          *bicolor 

•274" 

Zinnia  multiflora 

1238             blanda 

20 

275  ' 

pauciflora 

1239             canadensis 

20 

1 276  ■ 

viola  cea 

1240             carina 

25 

1241            clMiidestina 

25 

1277  Genus  ?  volubilis  tube-  ""} 

1242            co senior 

20 

rosus,    new    nonde-  f 

1 

00 

1243             tucuilata,    12  dols  ) 
per  100                S 

75 

script   vi?iet     tube-  r 

rous  root                   j 

N.  B.  Tbose  species  to  which  tbe  word  vera  is  attached,  have  been 
hitherto  almost  invariably  sent  to  Europe  with  inaccuracy,  for  the  Juglans 
sulcata,  they  htve  been  sent  a  variety  of  J.  alba  vel  squamosa;  for  Fugus 
ferruginea,  the  sylvatica ;  for  Asclepias  vuriegutu,  a  variety  of  syriaea;  for 
Juglans  aquaticu,*  variety  of  Juglans  amara;  for  Quercus  laur(foliaya  va- 
riety of  virens ;  for  Vitis  rotundifoha,  Xylosteum  solonis  and  ciliatum,  and 
some  species  of  Ilex,  other  species  and  varieties ;  for  Hibiscus  virginicus  a 
varietv  of  palustris ;  for  Baptisia  alba,  the  cerulea  v.  alba;  for  JMietfia 
macrosperma,  the  Arundo  don.-x;  and,  in  the  s;  me  manner,  with  many 
other  species ;  and  some  species  which  ^re  now  enumerated  in  the  Euro- 
pean catalogues,  will  be  found  on  examination  not  to  have  yet  found  their 
way  to  Europe, 


(    160    ) 
GBAMIN^E 


15  to  25  Ce/ite  eacA. 


1  Agrostis  alba 

2  compressa 

3  stricta 

4  vulgaris,  &c. 

5  Andropogon  av<  naceus 

6  nutans 

7  scoparium,  &c. 

8  Anthoxanthum  ouoratum 

9  Aira  nielicoides 

10  iruncata,  &c. 

11  Bromus  ciliatus 

12  puigans 

13  sp  ? 

14  Carex  acuta 

15  ampul  lacea 

16  aneeps 

17  buliata 

18  cespitosa 

19  curta 

20  Oeweyana 

21  disperma 

22  flava 

23  flexuosa 

24  t'olliculata 

25  fraseri.  50  cewta 

26  lacustris 

27  luti  folia 

28  limosa 

29  marginata 

30  miliacea 

31  multiflora 

32  oligocarpa. 

33  palkscens 

34  pseudocyperus 

35  rttrorsa,  50  cents 

36  rosea 

37  scahrata 

38  scoparia 

39  stellulata 

40  siipata 

41  stmminea 

42  svlvatica 

43  tentaculata 

44  teretiuscula 

45  varia 

46  vestita 


47  Carex  virescens 

48  xanthopbysa 

49  sp  ?  white  mountains}  50  cts. 

50  Cy  per  us  odoraius 

51  parviflorus 

52  repens 

53  strigosus 

54  tubeiosus,  Etc. 

55  Dactylis  giomerata 

56  Digilaria  sanguinalis 

57  Duliehium  spathaceura 

58  El)  mus  glaucifoUus 

59  nystrix 

60  virginicus,  See. 

61  iitiopborum  angustiMium 

62  poiyst.>chyon 

63  vii  ginicum,  8tc. 

64  Holcus  fragrans 

65  lanatus 

66  Juncus  aeuminatus 

67  bjcornis 

68  effusus 

69  nodosus 

70  polycepbalus 

71  spicaius,  tvhife  mou7itairisi 

50  cents 

72  tenuis,  &c. 
7.3  Leersia  virginica 

74  oryzoides,  &c» 

75  Milium  ampbicarpon,  1  dollar 

76  Muhlenburgbia  diffusa 

77  erecta,  &e,    ' 

78  Panic um  crus  galli 

79  glaucum 

80  "     bispidum 

81  latit'olium 

82  nitiilum,  &c. 

83  Paspalum  ciliatifolium,  &c. 

84  Phalaris  arundinacea,  &cc. 

85  Poa  canadensis 

86  compressa 

87  dintata 

88  elongata,  50  cents 

89  Rhynchospora  alba,  &c. 

90  Saccbarum  giganleum,  &<£. 
'Jl  bcii'pus  aticularis 


(    161     ) 


92  Scirpus  amencanua 

93  atrovirens 

94  capitatus 

95  debilis 

96  eriophorum 

97  lineatus,  &c. 

98  Sorghum  saccharatuin 

99  Sparganum  americanum 

N.  B.  A  collection  of  Grasses^  of  more  than  double  the  number  of  spe- 
cies above  enumerated,  can  be  supplied  by  timely  notice. 


100  Sparganum  ramosum,  ice, 

101  Stipa  hicolor,  &<•. 

02  Trichodium  laxiflorum 

03  Tripsacum  d.tctaloides,  &c. 

04  Uniola  gracilis 

105  spicata,  &c. 

!06  Zizania  aquatica,  &c. 


CRYPTOGAMIA    FILICES. 


25  to  50  Cents  each. 

The  Proprietor  is  determined  to  extend  the  collection  of  Ferns  so  as  to 
comprise  every  American  species yas  no  person  has  yet  paid  much  atten- 
tion to  forming  an  extensive  living  collection  of  this  highly  interest" 
ing  class. 

i27  Asplenium  ruta  muraria 

28  tiichomaneSj  &c, 

29  Blechnum  boreale 

30  Botrychium  dissectum 

31  fumarioides 

32  gtacile 
S3  simplex 
34                        virginicura 
55  Cheilanthes  vestita 

36  Drksonia  pilosiuscula 

37  Equisetum  arvense 

38  hyemale 

39  pnlustre 
4()  scirpnides 

41  uliginosum 

42  variegatum,  Tor, 

43  TorreyanUm,  &c. 

44  Hydroglossum  palraatum 

45  lsoetis  lscustris 

46  Lycopodium  clavatum 

47  coraplanatum 

48  dendmideum 

49  lucidu!um,  &c, 

50  Onoclea  obtusiiobata 

51  sensib  lis 

52  Ophioglossum  bulbosujn 


1  Agrostic 

hum  aureum 

2  Adiantu 

m  pedatum 

S  Aspidium  acrostichoides 

4 

aculeatum 

5 

angustum 

6 

asplenoides 

7 

aoriculatum 

8 

bul  bite  rum 

9 

cristatum 

10 

dentatum 

11 

exaltatum 

12 

filix,  fcemina 

13 

filix,  mascula 

14 

intermedium 

15 

marginale 

16 

novaboracense 

17 

obtusum 

18 

spinulosum 

19 

tenue 

20 

thelypteris 

21 

sp.  ?  JYuvth-Carolina 

22  Asplenium  augustifolium 

23 

eneneum 

24 

elatum 

25 

montanum 

m 

rhizophyljum 

(     162    ) 


53  Ophioglossum  vulgatum. 

54  Osmund  a  i-inamomea 

55  intei-rupta 

56  regalia 

57  speclabilis 

58  Poly  podium  aureum 

59  oaleareum 

60  conneclile 

61  liexagnnopterum 
6'2  hyperboreum 

63  vulgare,  &cc. 

64  sp.?  I  Vest  Indies 
05  Pteris  aquilina 

Musci,  Algse,  and 


66  Pteris  atropurpurea 

67  caudata 

68  eJegans 

69  gracilis 

70  hastata 

71  pt-data 

72  pluniieri,  &c. 

73  Schizxa  pusilla 

74  Scolopendrium  officinaruna 

75  Woodsia  hypei  borea 

76  ilveusis 

77  Woodwardia  onocleoides 

78  virginica,  &o.. 
Fungi,  of  many  species. 


SOUTH  AMERICAN  AND  WEST  INDIA 

TREES,  SHRUBS,  AND  PLANTS. 


1  Acacia  aeanthocarpa 

2  farnesiana 

3  glauca 

4  lutisiliqua 

5  pelegrina,  &c. 

6  Acbania  mollis 

7  pilose 

8  Alonsoa  acutifolia 

9  Amaryllis  ad  vena 


10 
11 
12 
13 
14 
15 
16 

17 

18 

19 
20 
21 


aulica 

belladona 

calyptrata 

Candida 

crocata 

e  que  stria 

v.  plena,  18  dols. 

per  dozen 
formossissimn,  14 

dols.  per  100 
longitolia,    rosca< 

4  dols.  per  doz. 
i).  alba 
miniata 
purpu.  vkJtybHd, 

5  Uola.  per  doz. 


Each. 

Each. 

g  cts. 

s 

cts. 

50 

22  Amaryllis  psittacina 

5 

09 

50 

23                   regina? 

1 

00 

50 

24                  reticulata 

2 

00 

75 

-25                    rutila 

1 

00 

75 

26                    solandrifolia 

50 

■27                    striatifo'ia 

2 

00 

50 

28                   tubispatha 

50 

•29                    vit:ita,   6   dols 
pe;-  dozen 

} 

50 

30  Anacardium  occidentale 

'  1 

50 

50 

31  Aristotelia  macqui 

75 

3     00 

.52  A'  tocarpus  nucit'er;),  &c. 

5 

00 

33   \ngrtecum  maculatum 

1 

00 

i4  Begonia  ar^yrostigoaa 

40 

1   00 

.,5                 hirsuta 

30 

}'" 

>6                  odorata,  he. 

30 

37  Bignonia  aquinoctialia 

1 

00 

1  '* 

38  purpurea 

39  stans,  &c. 

1 

50 

50 

}    40 

t0  Bixa  orellana 

1 

00 

+  1  Bletia  florbia 

75 

42              verecundn,  &c. 

75 

1  00 

45  Cromelia  ;*n:inas 

1 

00 

}     50 

44                    k  1 1   tas, 

1 

00 

45                    pingum,  &c. 

1 

5Q 

C    163     ) 


Each. 

$6  £ 

46  Brunsfelsia  amevicana 

i 

00 

47  Bul>ronia  gauzurna 

76 

48  Cactus 

braziliensis 

50 

49 

cochenillifer 

50 

50 

cv  lindricus 

50 

51 

ficus  indka 

5(i 

52 

fogettaris 

50 

53 

grandifloi  us 

6(. 

54 

hexagon us 

7? 

55 

mammillaris 

50 

56 

nielocacius 

3 

00 

57 

p ere ski  a 

5fi 

58 

ph>  11  nthus 

75 

59 

repandus 

60 

60 

spec'msus 

50 

61 

s[>eciossissimus 

75 

62 

spinossissimus 

76 

63 

tetragonus 

75 

64 

triangularis 

50 

65 

truncatus 

6" 

66 

tuna,  &c. 

60 

67  Caladium  bicolor 

6o 

68 

maculatum 

60 

69 

violaceum 

75 

70 

sp?  Brazil 

1 

50 

71  Calophylium  calaba 

4 

00 

72  Camerari*  latifolia 

1 

00 

73  Canna 

coc«inea 

40 

74 

esculenta 

50 

75 

iridifloia,  &c- 

2 

00 

76  Caryophyllus  aromaticus 

77  Cassia  bicapsularis 

75 

78 

corymbosa 

50 

79 

sp.  ?  St.  Vincent's 

1 

00 

80  Catesbas'i  latifolia 

1 

UO 

81 

spinosa 

1 

00 

82  Cestrum  diurnum 

40 

83 

fcetidissimum 

40 

84 

laurifolinm 

75 

85 

parqui,  &c. 

50 

86  Cinch 

ina  peruviana 

87  Cocoloba  pub;scens 

3 

00 

88 

uvifera 

1 

00 

89  Cordia  sehestena 

1 

50 

90  Crinum  erubescens 

1 

50 

91  Dorstenia  contrayerva 

50 

92  Durantfrpiumieri 

1 

00 

93  Ecbites,  sp.  ?  Brazil 

1 

50 

94  Erythrina  crista  galli 

2 

00 

95 

corallodendron 

I 

50 

96 

sp  ?  S\  America  2 

00 

97  Eugenia  uniflora 

1 

50 

98 

sp  ?  Brazil 

2 

00 

99  Ficus 

braziliensis 

1 

00 

not 

crassinervis,  &c. 

1 

00 

Fuclisi 


&c. 


cocci  nea 

102  gracilis 

103  macostema 

104  Gardenia  raudia 
0>5  rotundi  folia 
1  '6  tetracantha 
">7  Cenipa  americana 

l-i8  Genus?  poma  aurea,of\ 
Biirbadoes  3 

i)9  Gesneria  bull.osa 

I  !0  Gloxinia  m-ddata 

1 1 1  speciosa,  &c. 

II  I  GonolobuB  suberosns? 

113  Gossypium  hirsutum? 

114  Gouainia  tomentosa 

115  Guai.teria  virgata 
!l6  Guiacum  officinale 

1.7  Hsematoxyloncampechio 
anuni  5 

118  Hippomanemancinella 

119  Homalium  racemosum 
1  20  Hura  crepitans 

021  Kynieneea  couibaril 
122Indigofera,s//  ?  S.America 

123  Ipomsea  digitata 

124  mulliflora 

125  sanguinea 

126  tuberosa 

127  umbtllata 

128  Jatropa  curcas 

129  rnultifida 

130  pandura?  folia,  &c. 
lil  Justicia  cocci  nea 

1)2  lucida 

133  peruviana 

154  picta 

135  v.  viridifolia 

136  Lantana  aculeata 

137  camara 

138  involucrata 

139  melisssefolia 

140  nivea 

141  trifolia,  &c. 

142  Lettsomia,  sp?  5.  Amer. 

1 43  Littsea  genjiniflora 

144  Mammea  .imericana 

145  Maranta  arundmacea 

146  zehrina,  &c. 

147  Marica  cserulea 

148  martini  cent's 

149  northiana,  &c. 

150  Maurmdia  seniperflorens 

151  Mimosa  pigra 

152  Morus  tine  tori  a 

153  Musa  sapientum 


Each 
25 


50 
75 
00 
00 
00 
00 


2     00 

75 

50 

50 

1     50 

1     50 

1     00 

1  00 

2  00 

3  00 


00 
00 
00 
50 
50 
00 
00 
00 
50 
00 
75 
75 
00 
40 
50 
75 
75 
75 
30 
30 
30 
30 
40 
30 
50 

00 
50 
00 
50 
75 
00 
40 
75 
00 
00 


(    164    ) 


Each. 

Each- 

s 

CIS. 

8 

cts. 

154  Myrtus  dumosa 

i 

00 

193  Passifiora  picta 

i 

00 

155 

pimenta 

5 

c 

194                   picturata 

i 

00 

156 

)ncidium  uncinatum 

1 

00 

S95                    punctata 

75 

157 

Dxyiis  fruticflsa  ? 

1 

(J<< 

196                    quadrangularis 

50 

158 

rosea,  &c. 

50 

197                   racemosa 

60 

159 

Pancratium  caribceum 

1 

00 

1^8                  rubra 

75 

160 

fra^rans 

s 

0(! 

199                   serrata 

75 

161 

littora!e 

1 

CO 

iOO                    serrati  folia 

50 

162 

s|>eciosum,& 

c.2 

00 

201                    subernsa 

50 

163 

3  irVinsonia  aeateata 

75 

202                    tuberosa 

75 

164  Pass iflora  adiautifolia 

75 

203                   vespertilio 

l 

00 

165 

a  lata 

75 

■204  Physalis  eduiis 

75 

106 

alba 

1 

00 

'205  Pitcairnia,  ap.?  Brazil 

2 

00 

167 

albida 

7:1 

206  Plumeria  alba 

2 

00 

168 

angulata 

1 

00 

'207                  rubra 

3 

00 

169 

angustifolia 

75 

208  Poinciana  pulrherrima 

75 

170 

cserulea 

40 

209                   v.  luteu 

75 

171 

ciliata 

75 

210  Portlandia  grandiflora 

172 

cupraea 

75 

211  Primus  harhadensis? 

2 

00 

173 

discolor 

75 

'212  Punica  nana 

75 

174 

eduiis 

60 

2!3Rhexia,  sp.?  Brazil 

75 

175 

fcetida 

75 

214  Richardsonia  laurifolia 

5 

00 

176 

filameniosa 

75 

215  Rivina  lsevis 

50 

177 

glauca 

75 

!16  Ront<  deletia  Americana 

1 

00 

178 

heterophylla 

7; 

217  Ruellia  formosa 

40 

179 

hirsuta 

75 

-218  Sapindus  saponaria 

1 

00 

180 

holosericea 

75 

219  Schinus  terebintbinus 

1 

00 

181 

laurifnha 

6<> 

2-20  Solanum,  sp  ?  S.  America 

2 

00 

182 

ligularis 

1 

00 

221  Swietenia  mahagoni 

5 

00 

183 

lunata 

60 

222  Tamarindus    occidentao 
lis,  H.  B.                  5 

75 

184 

maculata 

1 

00 

185 

maliforniis 

75 

223  Tillandsia,  sp.?  Brazil 

2 

00 

186 

mucronata 

75 

224  Tradescantia  discolor 

75 

187 

muUiflora 

75 

225  Trevirania  coccinea 

50 

188 

muructiya 

60 

226  Triuinphetta  grandiflora 

1 

00 

189 

normalis 

75 

227  Xylophylla  latifolia 

1 

00 

190 

pallida 

75 

191 

pedata 

75 

228  Genus?  air  plant,  Ca-\ 
raccas                     $ 

2 

00 

192 

peltala 

7S 

(    165    ) 


ii^^mi^Aif  w&wro  ^mmm 


APPLES.    Pommiers.    Pyrus  mains.    37  Cents  each. 
TABLE  FRUIT. 

C  denotes  those  which  have  proved  good  for  Cider  also. 

P those  which  are  also  proper  for  preserving  or  cookin' 


1  Yellow  harvest  ripe  in  July. 

2  Sine  qua  non,  very  fine  do 
4  Red  juneating  do 
7  American  summer  queen      Aug. 

11  Marygold  do 

12  Red  and  green  sweeting,   weight. 

a  lb.  Aug.  &  Sept 

20  Maiden's  blush  P  Sept 

22  Rantbo,or  Romanite>V  Sept.&Oc 

27  Fall  pippin,  -weighs  a  lb.         Nov 

28  Corlies'  sweeting,  C  Sept.  to  Dec 

29  Large  white  sweeting  do 
S3  American  nonpareil,  doctor 

apple  Oct.  &  Nov. 

34  Monstrous  bellflower  do 

36  Catline,  of  MavylandJZ  Oc.toJan 

37  Michael  Henry  pippin   D.  to  Feb 

38  Newtown  Spitzenburgh  O.  to  Jan. 

40  Monstrous  pippin,«.r  apple,or 

New-York  gloria  mundi, 
has  weighed  27  to  35  oz.  P    do 

41  Newark  king  do 

42  Morgan  Oct.  to  Feb. 

43  American  wine,  C  P  do 

44  Cumberland  spice       Nov.  to  Feb. 

45  Bullock's  pippin,  or  sheep 

nose,  C  P  do 

45  Pennock's  winter  do 

49  Long-Island  russet     Nov.  to  Mar 


51  Federal  pear  main  do 

54  Winter  sweet  pearmain  do 

56  Belden,  or  red  cheek  do 

57  Fameuse,  or  de  niege  d< 

58  Red  Baldwin  pippin  d;> 

59  Red  jellyflower  d 

61  Bourassa  do 

62  Surprise,  yellow  outside,  and 

red  to  the  core  within  d 

64  Se^k-no- farther  do 

67  iEsopusSpitzenhurgh.fAotf^Af 

by  many  inferior  to  none  d 

68  Flushing  Spitzenburgh  d< 


70  Red  winter  sweeting  r.Nov.toMar, 

71  Yellow  bellflower 

73  Vandervere,  P 

74  Dickskill 

75  Swaar 

76  Craam 

77  Pom  me  %r\s,  grey  apple  of 

Canada  do 

78  Wood's  greening  do 

81  Winter  queening,  of  Ohio  do 

82  Lady's  finger  Nov.  to  April. 
84  Rhode-Island  greening, weighs 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


do 
Nov.  to  June. 
Dec.  to  April. 
Dec.  to  June. 

do 


a  lb 
85  Jersey  greening 

87  Priestley,  P 

88  Moore's  sweetin 

89  Green  everlastin; 

90  Red  everlasting 

91  Bostorn-usseting, 

russeting 
N.  B.  These  four  last  apples 
have  been  preserved  sound 
above  a  year 


Poxbu 


f» 


do 
do 


92  Green  Newtown  pippin,  C       do 

93  Yellow  Newtown  pippin,C  P     do 

94  Cart  house,  or   Gil- \  , 
pin,C  pan.  to  May 

95  Red  ling  do 

96  IVwksnury  blush      Jan.  to  July. 

97  Newark  y  ellow,  or  French     ' 

no0£ippi1  Nov.  to  Jan. 

98  Shippei.  s  russeting  do 

99  Roman  st«*m  Dec.  to  Feb. 

100  Buck's  county,  or  Salisbury 

cider,C  do 

101  American  pippin,  C  Jan.  to  An 

102  Chandler  do 
147  Canada  reinette  do 
1 52  Amer  ic.'n  violet  do 
f 57  Grand  sachem  do 
•  75  Early  sweet  redstreak  Aug. 


(    166    ) 


in  Am 


176  Scales  large  summer  "> 
redstreak  $ 

178  Tremon  early  redstreak       Sept 

179  Large  spieed  crab,  P  d< 

180  Cathead  Oct.  &  Nov 

181  Pumpkin  sweeting  d( 

182  Taylor's,   or  Freehold  red- 

streak  d 

183  Carroll's  striped  do 

184  Barnes'  fancy  du 

185  Sweet  and  sour  d< 

,MN^J&S?  "*}*•***-• 

187  Brownite  do 

188  White  doctor  do 

189  Red  sweet  pippin  do 

190  American  quince    r.  Nov.  to  Jan 

191  Golden  lady               Dec.  to  Feb 

192  Wool  man's  long  pippin  do 

193  Dumpling  do 

194  Monmouth  large  green  do 


195  American  black    r.  Dec.  to  Feb 
l'j6  Coate's  red  winter       _  do 

197  Aunt's  large  red  do 

198  Orange  do 

199  Mansfield  large  red     Jan.  to  Ap. 

200  Long  green  pippin  do 
'201  Warren                                      do 

202  Lob  do 

203  Vout  do 
4)4  Ninepartner's  little  russet,  wili 

keep  above  a  year 
205  Poughkeepsie  russeting 
2U6  Porter's  favourite 

209  East-Jersey  redstreak 

210  Maryland  grey  redstreak 

211  Dutchess  county  redstreak 

212  Virginia  redstreak 

213  Belt's  Berton  crab 

214  Williams'  favourite 

215  Fall  sopswine 


CIDER  APPLES. 

T  denotes  those  that  are  good  table  fruit  also. 
P  — — —  those  that  are  best  for  preserving. 

107  Hughes'  Virgi-  >  .  n„,  ^^^  114  Campfield,  or  Newark  sweeting, 

nia  crab  $  r'  UcL  &  **ov'  ripe  from  Oct.  to  Jan. 

108  Gloucester  white,  of  Virgi-         116  Cooper's  jnisset- J 

nia,  T  do 

111  Roane's  white  crab     Oct.  to  Jan. 


>  Nov.  to  Mar. 
nig,  •   *  J 

117  Harrison's  Newark  do 


APPLES  for  Preserves  or  Ornament, 

169  Prince's  new   double  flowering  Jl67  Prince's   new  double  flowering, 
•with  small  green  fruity  1  doll  with  yellow  fruit,  1  dol. 

163  American  green  crab  jl68  Prince's"  new    double  flowering, 

164  Fort  Magee  do.  1  dol.         1  with  large  green  fruit,  1  dol, 


PEARS.    Peiriers.    Pyrus  communis.    2>7  Cents  each. 


7  Sugartop,  or  harvest         r»  July. 
27  Peach  pear  Sept. 

40  Prince's  sugar  do 

41 early  virgalieu  do 

46  Rockland  Oct.  to  Dec. 

47  Buffum's  d< 

48  Washington  Sept.  &  Oct 

50  Pope's  scarlet  major  d 

51  Pqne's  Quaker  do 


59  Prince's  late  virgalieu  r.  Oct. 

61  Rushniore's  bon  chretien  do 

63  Bostnn  epargne  do 

68  Newtown  virgalieu     Nov.  to  Jan. 
72  Prince's  St.  Germain  Nov.  to  Feb 
88  Flushing  gre)  russet   Dec.  to  Jan. 
194  Bart  let 
204  Soraerindvke 


(  ler  ) 


SHERRIES.     Cericee.    Primus  cerasus.     50  Cents  each, 


9  A  m  erican  heart,  or  large  white 

heart  June 

32  China  heart  do 

23  American  amber  do 


38  Prince's  duke 


32  Yellow  honey  ripe  in  May  &  June. 

38  Elkhorn  do 

39  Remington  white  heart  JuIy&Aug. 

40  Foe  man's  late  July 
44  Plumstone  morello  do 
54  Norton's  encysted,  curious        do 


dol77  Downer's  favourite 


do 


PLUMS.    Pruniers.     Prunus  domestica.     50  Cents  each. 

f  denotes  those  of  large  size. 

+  — those  of  superior  flavour. 

P those  for  preserves. 


2  ft  American  cherry,  myroba-        '29 

Ian,  or  cerise  ripe  in  July  ,31 

3  Red  chicasaw  do, 32 

4  Yellow  do.  doi 

5  Early  purple  Aug.!34 

6  A  merican  red,  P  do  36 

7  Ditto  yellow,  P  do  38 
9  Wetherill's  sweet  do|39 

12  t Burlington  red  do'40 

16  fiCooper's  large  do4l 

23  f*  Washington,  or  Bolmer,  j45 

weighs  near  4  oz.  1  do.!.  do'52 

24  f  t Prince's  gage,  new,  very  |53 

large,  1  doi.  do! 

27  $Red  gage  do| 


t  White  gage  ripe  in  Aug. 

f^Smith's  Orleans  do 

fjhluliiig's  superb,  weighs 

near  4  oz,  I  doi.  Sept. 

tAmerican  yellow  gage  do 

Peter's  large  yellow   Aug.  &  Sept. 
Lewistown  egg  Sept;. 

tHuling's  fine  blue  Aug. 

Elfrey  do 

I'oralinson's  Charlotte  do 

Milter's  Spanish  Sept. 

t  Yellow  honey,  new,  1  doi.    Aug. 
Prince's  blue  prim ordian,ear- 
liest  of  all,  1  doi.  July, 


PEACHES.    Pichers.    Amygdalus persica.     37  Cents  each 

$    denotes  those  of  superior  flavour. 

f those  of  remarkable  size. 

M  — — —  those  which  are  melting. 
C  — ■ clingstones  or  pavies. 


2  $  Yellow  nutmeg  ripe  in  July. 

3  t Red  nutmeg  do 

4  %  White  nutmeg  do 

6  jSweet  water,  or  large  Ameri- 

can nutmeg,  M  Aug. 

7  $Red  rareripe  do 

8  i White  rareripe  do 

9  Yellow  rareripe,  M  do 
U  Early  red,  C  do 


1 2  Early  white,  C  ripe  in  Aug. 

1 3  J  acques'  new  yellow  rare- 

ripe, M  do 

14  New  white  rareripe,  M  do 

15  Lemon  freestone  do 

17  Freestone  heath,  M  do 

18  Gold  and  purple,  C  do 

25  Morris  red  rareripe  Sept. 

26  Ditto  white  ditto  do 


(    168    )     • 

ripe  in  Sept  71  Freestone  winter    r.  Sept.  h  Oct. 


27  Oldmixon  freestone 

28  Oldmixon,  C  do 

33  Cut-leaved,  or  serrated  do 

34  $f  Jolumbia  do 

35  Washington,  C  do 

36  tfRed  pine  apple,  C  do 

37  ^f  Kennedy's  Carolina,  early 

lemon,  C  do 
39  ifRed  cheek  melecoton,  M       do 

42  ^Orange  peach,  M  do 

44  fPresident  do 

45  fCongress,  C  do 
48  White  blossom  do 

52  Western  Newington,  C  do 

53  White  pine  apple  do 
5*  Hyslops,  C  do 

59  f  Large  red  October,  C  Oct- 

60  Long  red,  C  do 

66  Sargent's  rareripe,  M  Aug 

67  Late  red  ditto,  M  Sept 

68  Kenrick's  heath  do 

70  Heath,   C  very  ™-}0ct.&Nov. 
perior,  5 

In  enumerating  the  foregoing  fruits  I  have  only  included  those  of  ac- 
knowledged merit,  and  in  addition  thereto,  there  are  various  American  va- 
rieties of  Apricots,  Nectarines,  Raspberries,  Strawberries,  Persimmons, 
Papaws,  Blackberries,  Cranberries,  Whortleberries,  Walnuts,  Chesnuts, 
Hazlenuts,  Grapes,  &c.  &c  &c. 


85  Haines'  early  red 

86  Coate's  early  yellow 

87  Diana,  C 

88  Taylor's  large  yellow  freestone 

89  Late  freestone  heath 

90  Large  yellow  freestone 

91  Latest  yellow  freestone 

92  Nagle's  favourite 

93  Elizai'ethtownfine 

94  Mammoth 

95  Yellow  pine  apple 

96  New  natural 

97  Nonpareil,  very  large 

98  Late  red  freestone 

99  Rodman's  late  yellow 

100  Rodman's  red,  C 

101  Favourite  red  freestone 

102  Binney'sred,  C 

103  Cole's  red 

104  Red  Catharine 


A  D  D  E  N  D  E. 


1  Aspidium  dilatatum,  (Cryptoga 

mice) 

2  Carex  sylvatica,  (  Gramina) 

3  *  Cassia  tora 

4  Elephantopus  tomentosus 

5  Gerardia  setacea 

6  Gramina,  3  species  ?  from  Illinois 


7  Osmunda  interrupts,  (Crypto 

gatnia) 

8  Poa  elongata,  Tor. 

9  'Rhexia  purpurea 

10  Viola  crenata 

11  Ziaadenus  glaberrimus 


CIRCULAR. 


J.  HE  Proprietor,  in  offering  to  the  public  this  Catalogue  of  the  Ameri* 
can  Trees,  Shrubs,  Plants,  and  Seeds  contained  in  his  establishment— 
and  which  are  annually  exported  to  the  different  quarters  of  the  world- 
avails  himself  also  of  the  present  opportunity  to  tender  his  acknowledge, 
roents  to  those  gentlemen  who  have  politely  contributed  to  his  establish- 
ment, from  various  countries,  and  to  express  his  desire  to  continue,  with 
renewed  ardour,  his  intercourse  with  all  those  who  have  hitherto  honoured 
him  with  their  correspondence;  and  to  receive  also  the  corainunicatiotis  of 
others  who  may  wish  to  cultivate  an  intercourse  with  America  in  any  way 
connected  with  Botany  or  Horticulture.  He  particularly  wishes  to  extend 
his  intercourse  with  all  the  principal  Nurseries  of  Europe,  and  else- 
where, on  the  most  liberal  principles,  and  in  a  manner  mutually  beneficial 
and  advantageous.  Comprising,  as  this  Garden  does,  an  extent  of  more 
than  thirty  acres  compactly  .filled,  and  being  the  source  whence  large  sup- 
plies are  distributed  through  its  Agents,  &c  to  every  part  of  the  United 
States,  and  to  foreign  countries;  and  its  collection  being  surpassed,  or  even 
equalled,  but  by  few  of  those  which  have  received  in  other  countries  the 
patronage  of  royalty,  this  establishment  may  be  justly  considered  as  a  JVa- 
tional  Institution. 

Those  persons  who  may  desire  American  Trees,  Plants,  or  Seeds,  will 
find  the  annexed  Catalogue  by  far  the  most  complete,  and  extensive  of  its 
kind,  that  has  ever  been  offered  to  the  world  Several  hnndred  species 
which  it  cont  ins  are  of  great  rarity,  and  are  found  in  no  other  collection 
in  America,  nor  are  yet  in  those  of  Europe.  Orders  for  any  of  the  articles 
enumerated  will  be  executed  at  the  prices  annexed  to  them— where  no 
prices  are  stated  for  Seeds,  they  will  be  regulated  by  the  plenty  or  scarcity 
of  the  season ;  but  many  species  of  Seeds  are  so  rare  that  they  can  sel- 
dom be  obtained.  In  such  cases  it  is  recommended  (hat  the  Proprietor  be 
authorized  to  send  Plants,  when  their  Seeds  cannot  be  procured,  as  this 
course  will  prevent  disappointments. 

The  Trees,  Plants,  and  Seeds  will  be  arranged  and  packed  with  the 
greatest  care  and  attention — the  long  course  of  years  in  which  the  Proprie- 
tor has  pursued  this  business  having  furnished  him  w  ilh  ample  knowledge 
on  this  point,  so  necessary  to  insure  success— and  the  Seeds  will  all  be  fresh 
and  the  growth  of  the  year  they  are  sent.  The  magnitude  of  this  establish- 
ment (it  being  so  much  greater  than  any  other  in  America,  together  with 
its  extensive  connections  in  every  part  of  North  and  South  America,  and 
the  West  Indies)  gives  it  decided  advantages  in  the  execution  of  any  de- 
mands for  American  Seeds  and  Plants.  In  the  United  States  alone,  the 
Proprietor  has  more  than  seventy  Agencies  established  in  the  various  Cities 
and  Towns  in  every  section  of  the  country,  which  serve  as  well  for  the 


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sale  of  the  various  productions  of  this  Garden,  as  for  the  acquisition  of  such 
Seeds  and  Plants  as  are  natural  to  their  respective  localities.  In  addition 
to  these  advantages,  New-York  is  the  principal  seaport  from  which  ships 
are  despatched  to  all  parts  of  the  world,  and  its  vessels  are  also  celebrated 
for  their  safety  and  speedy  passages.  Its  harbour  being  also  contiguous  to 
the  Ocean,  is  open  at  all  seasons  of  the  year,  while  the  neighbouring  ports 
are  frequently  closed  for  several  months  by  ice. 

The  freight  from  New-York  to  foreign  countries  is  also  much  cheaper 
than  from  other  ports  in  the  United  States,  and  arrangements  have  been 
made  to  send  all  packages  at  the  lowest  freight. 

The  Proprietor  has  been  iu  the  habit  of  annually  supplying  large  quanti- 
ties of  Seeds  for  the  different  Governments  of  Europe  to  plant  the  Na- 
tional Forests,  and  for  different  Botanic  Gardens,  he. ;  and  he  is  prepared 
to  supply  similar  orders  to  any  extent.  In  addition  to  those  enumerated  in 
the  Catalogue,  the  Proprietor  has  received  a  great  number  of  new  species 
of  Seeds,  from  some  of  which  he  will  be  enabled  to  supply  Plants  m  the  fall 
of  1827— and,  in  fact,  the  extension  of  the  interests  of  the  establishment, 
through  its  numerous  Agents  in  those  sections  of  country  hitherto  least  ex- 
plored, promise  a  more  auspicious  result,  from  the  rich  field  of  science 
■which  America  presents,  than  has  been  displayed  from  the  same  quarter 
for  a  lapse  of  years ;  and  in  the  attainment  of  objects  so  desirable,  neither 
exertion  nor  expense  are  spared. 

It  will  be  perceived  that  the  prices  are  in  many  cases  much  reduced-— 
in  fact,  they  are  now  as  low  as  can  be  afforded,  to  do  justice  to  the  pur- 
chasers in  their  quality,  for  in  Seeds  there  is  an  immense  difference  be- 
tween those  that  are  preserved  with  a  particular  regard  to  their  vegetative 
powers,  and  the  large  quantities  which  are  sent  without  any  regard  to  that 
point.  It  should,  however,  be  understood,  that  some  Seeds  never  vegetate 
till  the  second  year,  and  that  some  others  with  difficulty  preserve  their 
vegetative  powers.  The  best  period  for  the  shipment  of  Plants  is  the 
months  of  October,  November,  December,  and  March— and  for  Seeds, 
November,  December,  and  January.  It  is  preferable,  however,  that  the 
orders  be  received  at  a  much  earlier  date,  which  will  insure  more  complete 
execution. 

The  Catalogue  annexed  is  extracted  from  the  large  Catalogue,  which  is 
too  bulky  for  general  distribution,  and  forms  a  pamphlet  of  above  170  pages, 
but  those  who  desire  it  can  have  the  other  parts  forwarded  to  them,  con- 
sisting of  those  enumerated  at  the  commencement  of  this  Catalogue. 
The  whole  can  be  sent  put  up  as  printed  sheets,  which  will  make 
the  postage  but  trifling.  The  collection  of  Fruits  of  all  the  various  kinds 
is  very  extensive  and  select,  and  will  be  found  particularly  noticed  in 
Loudon's  Gardeners'  Magazine,  in  No.  v.  p.  90,  in  No.  vii.  pp.  345  and 
350,  and  elsewhere;  and  a  large  number  of  which  are  also  enumerated  in 
the  I  Catalogue  recently  published  by  the  Horticultural  Society  of  London. 
The  Proprietor  prefers  that  all  orders  should  be  sent  direct  to  him,  instead 
of  their  being  sent,  as  is  sometimes  the  case,  through  other  establish- 
ments of  this  country,  who  apply  to  him  to  execute  them,  and  such  a 
course  will  be  found  more  economical  and  advantageous  to  those  who  send 
orders. 

It  will  be  gratifying  to  the  Proprietor  if  those  persons  who  are  strangers 
to  him  will,  when  sending  their  orders,  authorize  the  payments  to  be  made 
by  some  house  in  London,  Liverpool,  Paris,  or  Havre,  or  in  some  city  of 
the  United  States,  or  tender  him  a  suitable  reference— but  with  respectable 
Nurseries,  Botanists,  &c.  he  is  not  disposed  to  create  difficulties  on  this 
point,  but  will  endeavour  to  meet  their  convenience  by  flawing  on  them 
iir«ct,  where  the  above  arrangements  cannot  well  be  made. 


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Insurance  will  be  made  on  shipments  when  desired;  and  where  not  done, 
the  packages  are  of  course,  after  shipment,  at  the  risk  of  the  persons  or° 
tiering  them. 

Such  persons  as  may  please  to  present  to  the  establishment  collections  of 
rare  Seeds  and  Plants,  will  receive  a  prompt  reciprocity  of  favours;  and 
Seeds  of  the  Cape  of  Good-Hope,  Botany-Bay,  and  New-Holland,  will  be 
particularly  acceptable.  With  ail  his  Botanic  correspondents,  and  with  ama- 
teurs of  the  science  throughout  the  world,  the  Proprietor  solicits  a  frequent 
correspondence,  and  requests  from  them  every  information  respecting  new 
discoveries,  and  the  diversified  interests  of  Botany  and  Horticulture  Every 
such  favour  will  be  cheerfully  reciprocated;  and  as  activity  is  the  very 
essence  of  improvement,  such  intercourse  will  be  conducted  with  that 
promptitude  and  despatch  which  characterize  the  general  transactions  of 
the  establishment.  It  is  also  particularly  requested,  that  all  orders  for 
Trees,  Plants,  and  Seeds,  should  be  forwarded  as  early  in  the  season  as 
possible, 

WILLIAM  PRINCE. 


